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i made it out alive (but what for)

from october, november, i want to remember by ghosts and leviathans

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this isnt some feeling that i am quite used, the bitter fear yes but the aching is quite new / it comes in waves, each bigger than the last / i lay in a haze praying to god it will pass

I was having the time of my life / spinning round, kissing boys running through the night / but now i've been shaken / my heart is now breaking / and i dont have the energy for the fight

cause I've tread this road before / AND I MADE IT OUT ALIVE BUT WHAT FOR / i put it on silent cos i wanted to die / now he's come back and he's twice the force / i thought i was so content / laughing until tears streamed down my face / driving through the night, feeling quite alright, what a joke

did i just get the demo for happiness / once the trial expires you'll have to pay or beg / all of your friends start to leave, new ones dissapear, alone like you've never felt /

and you have one or two, but they come and go / like apparitions passing through concrete walls / and i'm tired of trying, im so sick of lying / i just want to sit down and cry

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sit with me under the stars / im not looking for a date but for you to wrap your arm / around my sad broken frame, help me deal with the pain /

LAST NIGHT WAS THE WORST OF THEM ALL / i lay in bed hoping that the sky would fall / everything was closing in, past present future sin

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from october, november, i want to remember, released December 26, 2016

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