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gaze into the eyes of a mask
what might i find, what might i find, i'm
searching for light
the sun is gone, the sun is gone
i can't escape my trauma
it comes back all the time
sink into the sheets of my bed
why do i cry, why do i cry, i'm
hoping i'll die but
i struggle on, i struggle on
i can't escape my trauma
it comes back all the time
haze upon the skies of my past
why even try, why even try to
forget the pain
i can't move on, i can't move on
i can't escape my trauma
it comes back all the time
gaze into the eyes of a mask
what might i find, what might i find, i'm
searching for light
the sun is gone
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