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Philosophy
02:07
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Written by Colin McErlean and Monet Khanyahl
Verse:
A bullet in my head
Is something you should never forget
I don’t know what I said
Make damn sure you're dead again
A barrel to your lips
And pretend that it’s all worth it
Somethings are left unsaid
This is how we will end
Chorus:
My philosophy is your philosophy
My philosophy is your philosophy
My philosophy is your philosophy
My philosophy is your philosophy
Verse:
Wanna start a tragedy
This is the part of me
That you’re never gonna see
Let’s make some history
I watched my downfall
I’m still wondering
Where did it all go wrong
When I start to fade away
Bridge:
Before you go
There’s one thing you should know
You can say I relived it all
But this won't be my downfall
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2. |
In Progress
03:24
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Verse 1:
I was ripping wings off butterflies
Before I knew how to die
I may forgive but I won’t forget
Doesn’t mean that I’m done with myself yet
Chorus:
I don't know what you expect from me
(I just want some goddamn clarity)
I don’t know what you want from me
Before I say anything at all
There’s one thing that you should know about
I just want some goddamn clarity
Verse 2:
Now you’re drenched in gasoline
Yet you can’t be seen
Before I say all hopes lost there’s one thing you should know about
I don’t know what I try to be
Bridge:
I don’t know you at all
This will be my downfall
You say you know who I am
Yet I don't know you at all
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3. |
Identity Crisis
02:55
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Verse 1:
I don’t know who I am
I don’t know why I’m here
All I remember that I was suffering from a disease that was once me
Chorus:
I don’t know if you notice but I’m going through an identity
(Identity crisis)
I don’t know if you know this but I’m going through an identity
(Identity crisis)
Verse 2:
Do you know why you’re here
Do you know what your name is
I can tell that you’ve changed a lot but that’s why you’re not here
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