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Star Light, Star Bright
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Warrior
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Summertime
05:49
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raining in my head again
oh no i've lost count again
i see the clouds outside
they see me and i start to cry
how can i hide when the whole world looks in?
maybe if i shut the blinds again
i've been through this before
why don't i wish for more?
maybe i'll wait 'till the summertime
maybe then i'll be fine
maybe i'll make it to the summertime
maybe then i'll be fine
raining outside again
my heart is empty again
i know that i have to get through this
what have i got to lose?
i can do this!
maybe i'll wait 'till the summertime
maybe then i'll be fine
maybe i'll make it to the summertime
maybe then i'll be fine
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Scared of Humans
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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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