Old House
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Old House
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The old house is burning down slowly
With you here
I don't feel so lonely
Remembering the night
When there were monsters on my bedposts in spring
Constantly reminding me
Of everything that's killing me
I remember the night
This old house
Is burning down slowly
I wanna make things right
But it seems as if they don't even know me
And with you here, I don't feel so lonely
When you are near, I don't feel so lonely
No place to run or hide
I've tried to let it go and leave everything
And as my body's breaking down
It's telling me, it's telling me
Don't you lay down and die
I will stand by your side
This old house
Is burning down slowly
I wanna make things right
But it seems as if they don't even know me
And with you here, I don't feel so lonely
When you are near, I don't feel so lonely
This old house
Is burning down slowly
We're trying to survive
And make it out alive
Will you help me?
And with you here, I don't feel so lonely
When you are near, I don't feel so lonely
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