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Intro / Trust Issues
02:32
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I feel this haunting me
Everywhere that I turn
Panic takes over
When will I ever learn
That these feelings of rejection
I can overcome
But when this darkness covers me
there’s no way home
All is lost in the end
When I can’t hold onto my friends
You’re reaching out for me
but I can’t hold on
Lost in this madness
There’s a sadness
I can’t overcome
I am lost at sea and I got no place left to go
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2. |
Fear of the Known
02:07
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I’ve seen beyond the horizon and these demons are coming for me
My sanity is fading away
I got nowhere left to turn
and I can’t break free
from the depression, from the anxiety
This world is killing me
and I’m running out of time
I feel all alone I wish I was dead
I’ve lived my life full of regret
When negative thoughts come to collect
Her black wings ascend on me
These demons take everything
Please help me break free
My sanity has faded away
I got nowhere left to turn
and I can’t break free
the anxiety and the depression
is killing me and I’m running out of time
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3. |
Never Good Enough
01:39
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All those years spent wondering
what the fuck is wrong with me
But I won’t take this shit anymore
I know I won’t forget the pain ‘cause it fuels me to this day
I won’t forget the pain and suffering for all the things you said to me but your words don’t hurt me anymore
After all these years
After all those tears
The fear and the memories
are here to stay
They’re calling for me
Now who’s left to pick up the pieces
You’re not forgiven
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Dare to Forgive Connecticut
This is the DARE TO FORGIVE store page run by CRIMEWAVE Records for the release of DARE TO FORGIVE 'S/T' cassette, coming March 2023.
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