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Sorry (Demo)
02:25
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No matter how much good you put in remnants will still come out.
Sorry.
There wasn't a tower you could not knock down,
and you wrote off all your friends so you could be alone.
Ask yourself how long you can live like this in spite of you.
Sorry.
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I Used To Write (Demo)
03:46
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I used to write these stories where terrible things would happen to the characters I got from real life.
I had to stop because the terrible things happened to me too.
It's raining, struck by lightning.
I'm swimming, so I'm drowning.
And the doctor says it's cancer,
and these letters go unanswered.
I used to write these stories where terrible things would happen to the people that I found on the streets.
Like the man with the pith helmet or the girl who walked around like a stray cat and pulled out all of her own hair.
And the old man with the old dog talking to his dead wife all day long.
I had to write it down.
It's raining, struck by lightning.
I'm swimming, so I'm drowning.
And the doctor says it's cancer,
and these letters go unanswered.
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