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Trauma Only - En Hiver
03:17
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Katt - A Homecoming
04:54
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Shut my eyes
what’s the point of seeing
when all I see is you
and, I hear you calling
calling to me for so long
and, I’m coming home
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fill the halls
with hollow intent
you feel it now
inside your head
I’m hearing whispers in the ice and snow
“wouldn’t you rather be dead”
“wouldn’t you rather be dead”
swallow your feelings
don’t let them freeze up your head
swallow your feelings
they are not your friends
wouldn’t you want to make an amends
to all of the cold dead hearts you’ve broken
wouldn’t you want to make an amends
to all of the cold dead hearts you’ve broken
paint the walls with golden shame
sparkly lights pave the way
to help you hide your pain
accept the hate from in your head
and grab it, send it back from whence it came
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Winter is on
I can't seem to find my place to be
Trees without life
Branches without any leaves
As the days grow shorter
My spirits falter
Tired of waiting
For something to feel
As the nights grow longer
I can feel the longing
For death and rebirth
It is time to move on
I can't wait anymore for this
I am done with waiting
Time to take charge with my own hands
Time just won't pass by
I need to move on with my own life
You won't drag me down
I am on my way
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