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from "Well​-​thy" by No Red Alice

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I've embraced my ropes and dreams. Kicked the chair out to hear you scream. Any reaction is something from you good or bad. I'm a little confused. On what to say. On what to do. Watching where these things went wrong. Tortured souls that never heal scratching scabs so we can feel. Until the day I disappear.

Mind your demons boy. I cannot do this on my own
My bags are backed the band is calling .Think I'll hit the road.
Numb those feels boy these pills no longer ease my pain. Losing faith in empty bottles. I think I'll go insane.

Gouge my eyes so I can see. Stitch my mouth so i can breathe.Crippled by anxiety. Had my hate and paid my dues. Been through more than you put me through all this pain has helped me grow. In my head is something new, All my friends can pull me through. I'll return the favor when I can. That's the way it's supposed to be/ No more shit no misery. Until the day I disappear

Been through thick and been through thin. Just a tired soul and I'm struggling . Holding onto pain no more. Just let it go. .

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from "Well​-​thy", released September 9, 2012
Written by Sal G
Recorded by Jesse Pino
Mixed/Mastered by Tyler Newton

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