1. |
Comatose
07:04
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Your absence isn't seen
Can you hear me
Can I just talk
Spit the words out like they're bad seeds
Pounding hearts and open wounds
Find it faster
Comatose
Leaky vains and broken legs
Stab it harder
Comatose
Crippled and confused
What the hell I'm dying
Leave me alone
Penetration never felt so bad
Pounding hearts and open wounds
Find it faster
Comatose
Leaky vains and broken legs
Stab it harder
Comatose
Fuck the ones who love you most
bring it bak now
Comatose
Take me by the hand
Stab my back
Comatose
It keeps on working, keeps on living
Find it hard to break this skin in
This is how you live to die
Dendritic blood can't save my life
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2. |
Anatomy Of A Dying Dream
04:46
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Why do you leave me here by myself
I’m not alone but my heart is dead
I’ve tried to forget these things coming back to haunt me
I might be stuck I can’t get ahold of what is
alright to say falling faster than I want to
Kill my dead words or every intention that they ever had
I’ll come closer
And live for us both
This dies faster
than any other book
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3. |
Pieces
07:04
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Tell Tale Tulsa, Oklahoma
Tell Tale is a three piece independent music group from Tulsa, Ok. Their music contains a non specific sustainability of genre bending songs that will capture the likes of instantaneous unease.
Tell Tale recommends:
Young Blood Rising
by The Del Toros
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