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Static Cage
01:38
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I can’t get any words
Straight in my head
Everything is just
A stupid fucking mess
My back against the wall
The harder I stand the harder I fall
Getting up won’t make them believe
The harder you stare the harder you breath
Ground under my feet
I can’t cry I can’t speak
You’ll never forgive me
You’ll just fucking leave
Can’t get words straight in my head
My mind is a stupid mess
I tried to be there
I tried to be free
But you’re the one
That will never need me
You’ll never free me.
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She, Lilith, Regrets You
01:57
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Sick of being so mad
Sick of being so fucking sad
Satan is a woman And she’s sick
Of your high and mighty bullshit
Sadness turns to anger
Anger turned to stone
Nowhere left to hide
Nowhere left to go
Sick of playing games
With these stupid little toys
It’s not much fun
Unless you’re beating the boys
You say cause I’m a woman
None of my pain is real
It takes everything in me
Not to feel the way I feel
Crying pure shards of glass
Every tear is a reminder
Of the pain from the past
The pain from the past
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