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My Name
02:27
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Under the power of suffering
I'll show you where the pleasure is hiding
A power within you're longing for
The dominance that you're binding
Say my name say my name say my name
I want to know what you think about when you hear
My name my name my name
The darkness inside of your consciousness
The only place where you finally hide
The truth is that you have finally died
And now you're living in your consequence
You don't know what you think you're fighting for
Bargaining for a second chance
You think you know what you have in store
You'll just be begging for another chance
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2. |
Losing Control
02:27
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Songs about your bleeding
Losing your control of how you're feeling
Causing a permanent scarification
Remembering when you weren't chasing temptation
Letting out the inner workings of your addictions
Forgiving yourself for the things you regret now
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3. |
For Nothing
02:14
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You lose your life for nothing
For nothing for nothing for nothing for nothing
You spend the rest of your life for the suffering
For nothing for nothing for nothing for nothing
Every day is another taking of your faith
Can't you just see how you are determining
Faith and love another hopeless dream
A blessing in disguise more like a suffering
A suffering A suffering
A blessing in disguise more like a suffering
And maybe one day you just might see
What it takes to be me
What it takes to be me
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This town don't feel mine
I'm fast to get away
I dressed you in her clothes
Now drive me far away, away
It feels good to know you're mine
Now drive me far away, away, away
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