Desert City Soundtrack - Shoulder
from Unreleased No. 3 by Various Artists
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why do i keep doing this to myself? seems like i would have something to live for too. i heard a friend say you're depressing we're afraid to be loud. so sorry. i apologize for you. i brought this on myself. this time (screaming). this life (screaming). this time (screaming). next life (screaming). make sure your lover gets home safe tonight says the voice that's in your ear. don't worry about me, i'll never get through tonight and tomorrow. i assure you, he doesn't try. do listen. i will not forget someone else. (screaming)
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from Unreleased No. 3,
released February 13, 2007
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