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Dissipate (Acoustic)
03:43
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I wanted to vaporize
And slip through the crack beneath your door
But you became a heavy rain cloud
And I overstayed my welcome outside your home
Lately I've wanted to let go
Dissipate
I wanted to give you chills
But you brought no solace
I wanted to be the dew
That settled on your morning lawn
Or the mist you felt at the crack of dawn
But instead you ran
You turned your face
And I've never felt more out of place
Lately I've wanted to let go
Dissipate
I wanted to give you chills
But you brought no solace
Solace
Disappear
Evaporate
Dissipate
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Shelf (Acoustic)
02:59
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I get lost in thoughts of the past
Every day passing gets more blurred than the last
Idealizing things that once were
Replaying the same days over and over again
My mind has been overgrown
Thinking of a means to an end
Wishing I was living back then
In all the better times when
I still felt happiness
When I still felt alright
It all feels like some old reel of film
Sixteen millimeters of my old self
Collecting dust on some forgotten shelf
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Pacific Northwest Shoegaze
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