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cool to be kind
02:35
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I suppose it’s already too late
Leaving your livelihood to fate
Is it cool if I head out a little early
These days the weather ain’t so great
Never seen a smile on that face
Is it cruel to say I’d rather be alone
Is it cool
Is it cool with you
Just to be kind
These stairs don’t lead up to heaven’s gate
But there’s room enough at my place
It’s cool if you wanna stay a little while
When your demons stay up late
And they’re taunting you by name
You can call any time and I’ll be there
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the year of early death
00:44
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27 worlds collapse
In the year of early death
27 hearts will burst
In premature eternal rest
Infinite futures scream out
The void closes in on itself
Enter27 marks the dawn of decay
Will you burn out or fade away?
In the year of early death
Am I good enough to die young
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