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Crystallization
05:34
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2. |
Disintegration
04:22
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3. |
Pressure (feat. bunni)
04:47
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Take it
Take it back now
I don't wanna fight more
If you really loved me
It would be a moment
If you ever saw
if you ever saw
would you want it back
I could never leave
I could never see
If you want it back
Tell me what you need
Tell me how you dream
I could never
I could never see
what you meant to me
tell me how you bleed
tell me what you see
If you got it back
I could never
if you ever saw
All the pressure
If you got it back
If you got it back
Feel the pressure
Tell me what you see
Endless Pleasures
I could never leave
If you want it back
Tell me what you see
If you wanted me
Then I guess we'd be
If you want it back
Endless pleasures
This is what I see
Tell me what you seek..
You'll never see me again
I'm not your friend
I'm not your lover
Do me a favor and discover what it means to be alone
Now that I'm gone
You're nothing more than a ghost
A parasite in my head
A flower left for dead
I'm sorry that this is the end
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