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Backbone
02:52
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I've got a pocket full of high
And turn my backbone into dust
When you climb that lie
Just don't bother guiding me home
You can't shut down my paranoid
Can't see the bound but no one have won
Oh, I lose track
So lost ahead your eyes
Your eyes
Don't hold it back
I haven't got that much left
And I hide
Break that mirror in your home
And hope you find out now who's gone
'Cause graceful was not on your side
And I don't think you're so far from here now
You can't shut down my paranoid
Can't see the bound but no one have won
Oh, I lose track
So lost ahead your eyes
Your eyes
Don't hold it back
I haven't got that much left
And I hide
Hide...
You just can't shut this one down
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