Unraveling (feat. Klergy)
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Unraveling (feat. Klergy)
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Are you gonna finish what you started
The hour is late and you're the only hand that can resolved it
You took more than you ever even wanted
Come back here, finish what you started
Are you really gonna stand there, watching me
Unraveling, unraveling
Are you really gonna stand there
Are you really gonna stand there and watch me
Unraveling
Here's your chance to be the hero
Here's your chance to get high [?]
Isn't that what you wanted after all
Here's your chance to be the hero, hero
Are you gonna stand there, watching me
Unraveling, unraveling
Are you gonna stand there
Are you really gonna stand there and watch me
Unraveling
Unraveling
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