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Slip I: Burn
04:21
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Entering, the air around you burns
Feel the warmth against your skin, falling as this pyre turns
Be not still, take heed to his words
About those who failed your kind, blister as this ire blurs
And when they sunk down, you watched them bleed
I watched my brothers drown, held underneath
You condemned us all, as they failed to breathe
I will frame your fall, from this earth you'll leave
I'll watch you burn
Following, they reduced this world to ash
Turned the world inside out, collapsed in on the black
Incinerate, this rage inside you grows
In the flames they ushered in, they will glow
Trace out a means to an end that you drove me to
After reprisal for them, they'll know the truth
Trace out a means to an end that you drove me to
After reprisal for them, I'll burn with you
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Slip II: Fracture
04:47
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I can't take the way you look at me
Like you don't know my face
I feel every word that you think
But silence fills this space
It's something that I just can't let go
Your passing, I have to face
My loss that you could not have known
I can feel it in your gaze
I always thought that I would have more time
I always thought that I'd be the one left behind
The words you speak shatter me
I slip and circle down
Now you're trapped in my mind
Where there's no truth to be found
It's something that I just can't let go
Your passing, I have to face
My loss that you could not have known
I can feel it in your gaze
You're pushing me under the earth now and just not letting up
So I dug deeper because six feet just wasn't far enough
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