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This Pain
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This pain consumes me!
I wish for the best,
But only suffer!
What will I do if I lose this battle?!
Will my family suffer?!
Is the pain worth losing?
Is life worth living?
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Lost At Sea
01:26
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The guilt is slowly swallowing me!
It feels like I'm lost at sea!
I'm slowly sinking, I can't fill this hole!
At least I'll die with my ship.
At least I'll die with my ship.
At least I'll die with my ship.
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She's Dying
02:49
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She's dying slowly,
Withering away from the inside.
She's stuck inside her mind,
Outside can't play today.
Life's getting harder every day.
She tries to pray for answers,
But gets no response.
She retreats further into her mind.
Darkness fills the sky,.
Darkness fills the sky.
Darkness fills the sky.
She tries to pray for answers,
But gets no response.
She retreats further into her mind.
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Death and Reincarnation
01:09
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