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Marble Hornets
03:26
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My sweetheart
You're burning in place dear
Is everything alright
Looking back
You see the resemblance
Still looking for a difference
I'll just tell you what I see
In the different faces that you're making
It's those things that you can't hide
So let down your disguise.
Stumbling
Tripping over shadows of the past
You took the high road and found yourself at an impasse
(through impulse)
The lives we live are underwhelming
I need a face that's not condemning
Help me find the missing pieces
Fragments of me before me
I'm all out and you're dragging me under
Just another place to hide
But from this view your lights shining brighter
So let's re-light this fuse
I'll just tell you what I see
In the different faces that you're making
It's those things you can't hide
So let down your disguise
You took the high road and found yourself at an impasse
(through impulse)
The lives we live are underwhelming
I need a face that's not condemning
Help me find the missing pieces
Fragments of me before me
Lay down your arms and be free
Lay down your arms
The lives we live are underwhelming
I need a face that's not condemning
Help me find the missing pieces
Fragments of me before me
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