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Never Going Down
03:44
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What you keep in your mind
Comes from your deepest breath.
I have seen in your face
The fear of being apart.
Take a look around,
Never going down,
Never going down,
Take a look around,
Your feet on the ground.
Can you believe what your eyes see?
Behind the window there’s no risk.
Winter’s cold has never touched your skin
Behind the window there’s no risk.
Sometimes breathing is hard
My lungs may never be full.
But the weight of the world
Is not upon my shoulders.
Take a look around,
Never going down,
Never going down,
Take a look around,
Your feet on the ground.
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Popular Trial
03:39
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It seems harder to see when you and me disagree.
You crush my brain, you gaged me, I have no voice left to scream.
It ain’t no rest for the wicked searching for their voice.
And when the sun comes down tonight our souls will be blue and cold.
Don’t let them scape, this is their fate
There’s no time left to pray.
They will regret their mistake
And there’s nothing else to say.
Somebody help me to find a place where I can flee.
There is no time, there is no road and no peace for me.
You dug my grave and buried me because you say I need to think.
But how could I get any rest if you try to smother me.
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