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Windham
03:03
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I though about what I did.
There's a lot I need to work on like I regret a lot of what I said.
I'm leaving it in the back of my head a silhouette.
Blissfully in bed as I'm lying to myself.
Bet I'll forget to give myself some respect.
It's gone now and I'll move past regret.
~All of my problems sit a ferment.
I just don't voice them, so they don't make sense.
Maybe I'm irrational. They're just unforgettable.
Maybe I should take the time to work on them.
I am blind to most of the issues in my life.
Maybe in time I can be a better me.
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I'm not doing just fine (not this time).
That doesn't mean I won't get better in time.
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The way you talk, it echoes with regret, but the
Last time I checked it was me who made this mess.
How do you feel? We never spoke of it.
Only time to just conclude I wish I would forget.
You don't know how you feel. Then again you never have.
Inconsistent, reminiscent weight upon my back.
I can't think straight. You crippled all my thoughts.
Every expectation it was nothing short of wrong.
~The days got longer. My temper grew short.
I can't feel much smaller than I did before.
Please be honest with me. Did you ever feel anything?
Weeks without communication turned this into nothing.
Months without communication turned this into nothing.
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What you are breaks my heart.
I can't believe I hated myself first.
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Pot of Greed Norfolk County, Ontario
Four-piece Hardcore band from Southern Ontario.
Bring your Yu-Gi-Oh! Cards to a gig and prepare to duel.
Guitar: Elliot
Vocals: Rayne
Bass: Aoife
Drums: Jon
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