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Christmas Robbins

from Demo 2012 by Outlines

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I stay awake and lie in bed for days
because I know, its not worth getting up for
these images, these thoughts, these dreams are all that I have and all that is left for me.
Is this all there is? is this all thats left?
light up another one kid, lay back and hope for the best
cause you know what its worth and your always running away
so wake up and set your alarm for a new day.
I talk to my reflections but they say nothing back
so whats the point in trying to turn time back
this lifes not what it seems just hopes and long lost dreams, a dead end job for a dead end life this cant be all i mean.

Is this all there is? is this all thats left?
light up another one kid, lay back and hope for the best
cause you know what its worth
and your always running away
so wake up and set your alarm for a new day.
And im sorry for causing so much stress
but a life without a purpose id rather be fucking dead.
Id rather be dead.
Id rather be fucking dead.... \m/

Is this all there is? is this all thats left?
youve taken away my life
now my hearts all that I have and all I own
My hearts all that i have and all I own.

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from Demo 2012, released February 14, 2012

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