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Take me Home

from Experiment One: Asylum by VALLEYS

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lyrics

What is this place Inside
That's all I hear All I say
I'm coming home To your touch
(Own page)
your eyes
I'm going back
But is it real
I can't deal with this
The fact remains
I can't see you
I could cut this tension with a knife
I could cut the skin
Unafraid
I'm Unafraid
To admit
That this is it
This is where it ends :
All the truths in life
They seem to point to the endless cycle
Yeah oh
But it matters not
I can see the spotty clouded thoughts that you suppress No
Don't let it take you over
Don't let it break you down
What's meant to be will surely come pass
it's in your hands What is this place Inside
That's all I hear All I say
I'm coming home To your touch Your eyes
I'm going back But is it real
I can't deal with this
I can't see you
I could cut this tension with a knife I could cut the skin
I could cut the skin

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from Experiment One: Asylum, released February 12, 2016

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