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Memory Overdose
02:34
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Locked up, b(l)ack, back of my mind,
Memory addiction, relapse
Every time...
I spent my whole life saying,
"I know what's going on
I know what's going on
I know what's going on"
I spent my whole life saying,
"I know what's going on
I know what's going on
I know what's going on"
Stepped out, (whack), hit by a brick,
Memory overdose,
My head is sick....
Spent the last two years in '17,
Sky was bright and trees were green,
My head's been stuck in this ravine,
Wish I could see my life in widescreen,
Can't keep awake with caffeine,
Inject my body with saline,
Need to feel the rush of dopamine,
Spent the last two years in '17
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Think Inside the Box
04:39
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Three strikes a day for three months,
No matter what I say, there's no trust,
I can't breathe with the air so still,
Want to drink down sound, can't get my fill
Want to be heard,
(Put it away)
Won't take my word,
(Put it away)
Love lines are blurred,
(Put it away)
Listening with your ears shut,
Your disposition's clear cut,
Too much to ask for your concern...
Always knew your love was earned
Struggling to be heard,
Can't even speak out loud,
Walls closing in on me,
I'll never leave this place
Watch out, stand back,
Soon enough I'm gonna break out...
Watch out, stand back,
Soon enough I'm gonna break out...
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