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Ballad of a Dead Walrus
04:18
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Gone but not forgotten now.
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Drown Me Out
03:21
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Do you wonder where I've been?
Slip through your fingers.
Sight unseen.
Have you ever known who I've been?
Can you feel my linger in your dreams?
Lie awake at night and find no peace of mind inside.
Your eyes return to mine.
You die each time.
Your kindness does remind me of a line you've cried.
Drown Me Out.
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Ü
01:51
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Did you not give it all to see yourself fall from grace?
Is there no way to save your face?
To watch it all come crumbling down.
Where are Ü now?
Where are Ü now?
Is it a familiar sound?
Where are Ü now?
Where are Ü now?
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Cryin' a River
02:49
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4am
03:51
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4am is all I recall.
You held my back against the wall.
I'd seen your face around here before,
You looked familiar but you'd been through something drastic.
4am is all I recall.
Life of the party but you're always by yourself.
Maybe with one more jagerbomb,
You'll cross the line and yesterday will be tomorrow.
So I pick myself up off the floor,
While you come knocking at my door again.
You're always posing as a friend,
But you look disgusted when you tell me that you hate me.
4am is all I recall,
and now I'm staring down the bottom of the barrel.
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