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i died a year ago
03:18
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I died a year ago and no one seemed to care
That everything inside me went away of what we used to share
Now the days don’t seem as bright as I want them to be
Cause there’s still things that pull me down, no matter where I‘ll be
The air beneath my feet
I‘m getting closer to the ground
All the things I've seen
Emptiness is all that I‘ve found
You died a year ago and no one seemed to care
That everything inside you went away of what we used to share
Now my days don't seem as bright as I want them to be
Cause there's still things that pull me down, no matter where I'll be
Where I'll be
I‘m not sure where I‘m at and if I ever will get back
The air beneath my feet
I‘m getting closer to the ground
All the things I've seen
Emptiness is all that I‘ve found
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cry
02:43
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Your silence speaks louder than all my words combined
Cause no matter what i say nothing ever feels right
The traffic lights were far too bright to let me fall asleep that night
On my way home
If I died would you cry
Cause I‘m sure that you don’t mind
All the things you‘ve put me through
There was nothing left to say
Had no more words for this that day
But I hope you know I tried to make this work a thousand times
Because these feelings have all but gone away
If I died would you cry
Cause I‘m sure that you don’t mind
All the things you‘ve put me through
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i'm so tired (fugazi)
02:25
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Ruined Zürich, Switzerland
vocals, guitar: gian
guitar, vocals: stefano
bass: michi
drums: loris
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