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Off With My Head
02:57
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there must be a point of everything
and all things leave so bye bye me
and im my enemy
so oftenly
oftenly
gave up trying to save for what was free
i made up my mind i guess
some never see
but maybe im the same way
so off with me
off with me
off with me
dont mind me im alright
i think i see a light
uh oh
and time and time again
i act so weak
some say somethings
that i dont believe
but i still carve it in my arms
so off with me
off with me
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Gravitas
02:54
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Those Were The Days
03:02
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What I Have
02:25
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