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KVK
03:14
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I've been locked in this room for days,
trying just to find a way
to save myself from who I've become.
Well the Lord knows that I am
a broken down hopeless man,
a mess He knows better than to touch.
If He gave a dollar
for each time that I hollered His name..
and then took one back for each time He didn't listen, God damn you...things would be the same.
They're always the same.
It's not necessarily necessary for a man to walk all alone.
But I'm certainly certain that this man..
he walks with the Lord no more.
They always told me you'd never give me more than I can take.
But I'm telling You now that You've got me weighed down so heavy, I fear that I'll break..
oh, I need a break.
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Really Me
05:05
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That's Typical Chelsea
04:50
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