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Parched
03:46
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2. |
Vanishing Act
03:44
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Inertia rends
the pretense of faith
all purpose wanes
hope atrophies
and yet I cling
Because I've
been awake for all of this
the anesthetic wore off quick
and this existential pain I feel
has left a wound that will not heal
In entropy
I find relief
detachment from optimism
and sympathy
Because I've
been awake for all of this
the anesthetic wore off quick
and this existential pain I feel
has left a wound that will not heal
I'll never heal
This lack of authenticity
a masquerade of loyalty
and this drought of integrity
it never ends it never mends it never
yields it never breaks
I have collapsed under its weight
I seek asylum in my hate
it never ends it never mends it never...
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