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Just Another Sunday
05:55
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Still Alive
06:55
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Rapture
03:00
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I Thought I Could
07:37
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I thought I did everything right
I did the things I thought I should
Oh, was it right?
Oh, was it wise?
I did all the steps I thought were best
Was it good enough?
I thought it was
I thought I could
Making promises to myself
I will not lay down
I will not give up
I won't go into the ground
My place is here to stay
And I deserve it all
What would I become
If I gave into the fall?
I thought I did everything right
I did the things I thought I should
Oh, was it right?
Oh, was it wise?
I did all the steps I thought were best
Was it good enough?
I thought it was
I thought I could
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Learning to Smile
06:10
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I know something is not right
It's been out of place most my life
Puzzle pieces scattered on the floor
It's taken so long just to feel alive
Hiding in the shadows of my mind
It's been waiting there for years
But now I'm no longer blind
I see the reason for the tears
Now I've learned how to smile
Now I know that I am still alive...
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Neon
05:18
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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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