James Lagervall
very noice,
I like Cave Monsters
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You never wanted to sleep at night, you don't know how to do it
You never wanted to learn to fight until you hit the pavement
And you never really cared about me
And you were lying on your face in the middle of the street
That was you, but what about me fucking too?
What about me fucking too?
You never wanted to help me out, you just wanted to watch me squirm on the ground
You never wanted to see it through, you just wanted it all to be about you
But what about me fucking too?
What if the world was ending, and you had two days left?
What would you say to me with your last dying breath?
What if the world was ending?
And it was all my fault?
And there was nothing you could do about it, nothing at all
You never wanted to sleep at night
You never wanted to learn to fight until you hit the pavement
You never wanted to sleep at night
What about me?
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Cave Monsters
03:05
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Life, although it is only an accumulation of anguish, is dear to me
And I will defend it
You went down, I went too
Was this about me, or was this about you?
In these sheets of bedrock, I can't see straight
This pool of blood I'm lying in isn't mine
We're all gonna die tonight, we're all gonna die
What if they're following me?
What if I can't see the light of day again?
I thought you were my friend
Hear them screaming before their throat's cut
Look into the whites of my eyes 'cause I'm covered in their blood
From head to toe, and down we go
What if they're following me?
What if I can't see the light of day again?
I thought you were my friend
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