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Dare
03:46
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All we ever do is talk, but we seldom get anything done. I know it's hard to flip perspectives, but don't you dare forget you did this to yourself. Though we've never been apart, have you ever felt connected?
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Persona Non Grata
02:35
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Going in for the kill. All the while, time stands still. Why don't you see me? Why don't you call me and say everything? I don't live today. I went in with an open mind and all I found was I wasted my time. Why don't you be me? Why don't you kill me and say everything? I don't live today.
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Dear Crossing,
03:06
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Needs
02:18
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the Devil
01:32
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Christine, I never meant anything, not a single word I said, and I lie to myself more than I would like to admit. Misery, please don't give up on me. You can try all you want, but our friends associate you with the Devil.
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Yellow
02:52
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You don't know how it feels. No, you don't. You don't even want to learn. No, you don't. It takes all day anyway. We don't want to stay. We can't stay anyway. Take those pills, make your headaches go away until another day. Life's just a game that we play everyday. It takes all day anyway. We don't want to stay. We can't stay anyway.
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The Dictionary Scene Anderson
Dillon Richards / Rick Cannon
Describe us as you will.
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