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Overload

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Overload

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Things you just can't see

Are bringing me down

I want to die, you close you eyes

How can I lose that frown

When all you do is cut

Through all that I've worked for

I've tried to live, I can't forgive

Or help you anymore

No

With all that's going on I still try to fight

I feel my pain, you play your games

And now I know what's right

When will you realise

You're making me feel old

I'll take no more, I've closed the door

Feels like I'll have a mental overload

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