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I Hide Behind
03:08
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do you hear me crying
yes i think i'd like to play once more
do you hear me read those same words
from that old book as before
because i do
i hear them ringing in my mind
if you forgot
that's all well and good
but you can not know how i suffer so
not know how i suffer so
not know how i suffer so
it's all my mind
the world that makes itself outside
it's all in my mind
the lie i hide behind
it's all my mind
the world that makes itself outside
it's all in my mind
the lie i hide behind
the lie i hide behind
do you hear me crying
do you hear me make a sound
do you feel my words like water underground
if you forgot
how to listen to me
maybe you didn't really know
it's all my mind
the world that makes itself outside
it's all in my mind
the lie i hide behindit's all my mind
the world that makes itself outside
it's all in my mind
the lie i hide behind
the lie i hide behind
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The Killing Moon
03:44
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Molloy New York, New York
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