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Bleeding Wasteland
04:28
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The universe is an endless series of explosions
I like to stay awake haunted by the colours you saw in me
I love it when we walk around and pretend that we’re older than we are
I wish I didn’t lose that thing of yours
I used to steal
So I’m glad I’m heartless
Otherwise I wouldn’t be happy
I’m sick of your breath down my neck
Do you see me care
Finally I know I was not born to be alone
I’ve got a soul best friend
You ended up worse, you’re dead to me
So I’m glad I’m heartless
Otherwise I wouldn’t be happy
And I’m sick of your breath down my neck
Do you see me care
Do you see me care
I’m better, I’m better without you
I’m better, I’m better without you
A safer version of my mind is here to stay
I’m better, I’m better now you’re gone.
I’m better, I’m better even if not for long.
To be afraid of the void is to be afraid of myself.
So I’m glad I’m heartless
Do you see me care
Do you see me care
Do you see me care
Do you see me care
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Japanese Departures
04:57
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Sometimes alone, I list all the things you made me better,
Oh, we are all so alone in a busy room without you.
But when I heard what you said, I had a mental car crash.
I lose you more and more each day
My universe is slowly getting bigger,
You drift to a better constellation
Don’t miss what we had sometimes
Maybe I imagined you were with me this whole time.
All that matters is when we die love is all we leave behind.
But I don’t wanna. Ahh.
I lose you more and more each day
My universe is slowly getting bigger,
You drift to a better constellation
Don’t miss what we had sometimes
I’m beaten and bleeding on the school grounds of my mind
All that matters is when we die love is all we leave behind.
How cruel I imagined you were with me the whole time.
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Bridget Allan Melbourne, Australia
Bridget Allan is an indie/jazz-influenced singer-songwriter from the Mornington Peninsula. She is currently studying for a Bachelor of Music at the University of Melbourne, specialising in Jazz & Improvisation. Bridget’s most significant musical influences are Jeff Buckley and Florence + The Machine. ... more
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