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Sometimes
I walk asleep
Dazed through autumn leaves
Circulating through mind-numbing paper
These zero's and one's, lack of patience has one
I don't know
Am I woken
Strange music flies through my mono cell mind
'till death do us part analysed till its sparse of all meaning
and the screens cave in
Replace the helmet
Because the hairline cracks make me lose interest,
Get me some space
Tap water wets my face
But I can't help but feel bored
Get me some space, get some space
Space me some get me some space
You walked away
Fucked with many years to go, to grow, to hold, to grow, to show
Why do I care
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