1. |
sanity
02:08
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2. |
chalkboard
03:00
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she pretends to be afraid of the dark
but deep down inside she's afraid of her heart
she could go all day with just a paper and a slate
writing out her name
writing out her name
[chorus]
her skin became a chalkboard to her pain
just another way of draining out her day
and she'll cry alone waiting for the day she'll find a heart
to call home
he keeps silent but stays close by
and deep down inside he waits for her to decide
he says he won't go away, stands there through the rain
but she won't notice
she won't know
[chorus]
so her skin became a chalkboard to the pain
just another way of draining out her day
and she'll cry alone waiting for the day she'll find a heart
to call home
she feels all alone, all alone
but she don't notice; she don't wanna know
that his skin became a chalkboard to her pain
with wrists so scarlet and bruises to make it okay
and she'll cry through the night
when he's standing right outside
holding the key
the key to his heart
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3. |
bookshelves
02:55
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4. |
memory
03:16
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5. |
for you
06:02
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