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Forever
03:45
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Legends
03:12
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Affinity
04:12
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I know I'll try
Even when I'm overrun
I know my image of self has been flawed in the past
But I try
Mmm
Maybe now I can finally be me
Maybe now I can see
Maybe now I can finally be me
Maybe now I can see
My heart is full
I can see
My soul is free
Maybe now I can see how
I can do anything
I am worth it
I am worth it
My heart is full
I can see
My soul is
My heart is full
I can see
My soul is free
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Here We Go Again
03:57
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I remember when things were darker
I remember when I was sad
Nothing you could do would make me happy
Nothing you could say could make me glad
I closed myself off from the world
The only thing I needed was to be alone
Let's face it
There will always be darkness in me
I know things will never be the same
I know that I've changed
I've come a long way
That's clear to see
But..
Let's face it
There will always be darkness in me
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The Anthropophobia Project Vancouver, Washington
I use music as my diary. I’m not terribly good with words, so I use melody to express myself. I use sound as a therapeutic outlet for emotions and feelings. Even though there are few lyrics, I wear my feelings on my sleeve. It’s the only place I’m able to open up completely. I was apprehensive releasing such personal songs, but the act of letting go is part of the therapeutic process. ... more
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