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Dread

from Hate Me For This by COLIC

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lyrics

The signs I'm here fade away
my fire can't be replaced.
Some days harder than the last,
good things hide in the past.

Want to find relief,
need space between this and me.
Run aground a soul sitting still,
sigh of relief,
I hate being real.

Fighting patterns where I'm stuck,
cold air a die-hard's luck.
Will this hold my head?
Can this calm my dread?

Knowing kindness is the hardest,
push you away farthest.
Ending abrupt to leave you be,
Your best burden was me.

Escape from a tight grasp,
no different, same as the last.
Draw the shades, blinded by grief.
My darkness has what it needs.

Thought this war was far from home.
Remember Grimm left me alone?
How I wish no one could see,
I've detached from everything.

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from Hate Me For This, released May 19, 2016

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