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Tough to Breathe
03:09
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Tough to Breathe
Everyone is saying different things to me
People are free to choose between so many possibilities
Hell if I know
Hell if I know
When its out of sight
It"s out of mind
You think it's good to stick your head into the sand
No news is good news and out of eye means out of heart
Hell if I know
Hell if I know
When it's out of sight
It's out of mind
So easy to say...
Sometimes it's better not to listen to your head
It's about now or never, just believe in what I say
Hell if I know
Hell if I know
When it's out of sight
It's out of mind
When its out of sight
It's out of mind
So easy to say...
You think its good to stick your head into the sand
No news it good news and out of eye means out of heart
Hell if I know
Hell if I know
When it's out of sight
It's out of mind
easier said....
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False Confessions
02:47
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False Confessions
False confessions, out of place
you think your mind went blank
It's in your head
False confessions, in a case
and still you dont understand, it's in your head
You hide yourself
and you hide what you are
You remain silent,
and you do what they want
Just dont be yellow, just realize
there are false confessions in your mind
False confessions, out of place
you think your mind went blank
It's in your head
False confessions, in a case
and still you dont understand, whats in your head
It's in your head
It's in your head
You seem out of place
Throwing lies into my face
and you keep on trying
and still your running from yourself
Just dont be yellow, just realize
There are false confessions in your mind
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