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Smile
03:24
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F.T.C.I.W.T.P.Y.I.T.F.F
03:36
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Gaze upon there's an arrow above
Read it past midnight
The distant shouting ring my ears
As the worst is yet to come
We can only go
To where the others flow
So take the only chance
To make it go away
Take the final glimpse
Abandon all that dreads
Fractures put back to piece holders
Leaving everlasting marks
The cycle runs in the apparatus
That I wish to be no longer in
Unfortune
So "come on come on come on come on come on come on come on come on"
Stop looking strangely at me
"Tired tired tired tired tired tired tired tired"
Stop saying the same things to me
The fights keeps going, the sick keeps spreading, the brain is leaking, all of which remains
Rolling downhill fast, face first to last, ungrateful of the past
Just drink it all away
Why
Won't
You
Just
End
Me?
We can only go
To where the others flow
So take the only chance
To make it go away
Make the final glimpse
Abandon all that dreads
FTC
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