Limbo

Album: Mad Sneaks (2018)
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  • Maybe I've gone insane In the river of rejects
    I could find my way, but now I'm adrift and sinking fast
    You can go away
    And leave my words behind
    Just close your eyes and think about
    What happened to my mind

    I've been shot
    With seven bullets to my heart
    I failed to die, but the pain
    Remains from the void inside

    Now I'm deaf and blind
    Crawling through the lights
    Don't follow this fate, because I'm not heading anywhere
    Could you take my hand?
    And bury all my gold
    I wanna just shut down and then
    Start over; Be reborn

    I've been shot
    With seven bullets to my heart
    I failed to die, but the pain
    Remains from the void inside

    Whispering in my head (Buzzing in my mind) Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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