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Viewfinder
04:15
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Endless hours of scrolling
My mind's numb again
The cells expand, never worked together
Never expand again
I escape this sullen event sucked by an endless pit
Is this how I'll be remembered
By the screen
Is this how we're remembered
By a relatable feed
Serotonin by my fingertips, no talking with my lips
Provided everything I wanted and never feeling satisfied
Sinking deep in my bed, escaping my true potential
Delusion, feeding the fame, scrolling
Doesn't make any sense
Time
Time
Time ticks out and the time gets out
Time ticks out and the time gets
Following the old control
Get out of my head
Consume, nowhere to go
Stuck in the android nothing
Time ticks out and the time gets out and the
Time ticks out and the time gets out
Time ticks out and the time gets out
Time ticks out and the time gets
Time ticks out and the time gets out
Time ticks out and the time gets
Time ticks out and the time gets out
Time ticks out and the time gets
Time ticks out and the time gets out
Time ticks out and the time gets
Time
Cells expand
Meet me at the highway
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Lymeter
03:16
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Itch
04:46
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Six Eight Lullaby
06:23
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