Chapter 20
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Chapter 20
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My day is coming
My day is coming up soon
And I've been waiting
And I've been waiting in my room
And I've been thinking
And I've been thinking about my life
And no, I'm not scared
But hell, I'm horrified
And if I just stay here
I can avoid all the car accidents
And all those accidental deaths
And all the accidental death
And if I just stay here
All alone, I know I can't stop the lightning bolts
And all the natural disasters
The natural disasters
This room room feels safe, but it's burning down
Until I'm six feet underground
'Cause I know, I'm gonna die
Because I know, I'm gonna die soon
I know I'm gonna die soon
Ohhhh [x4]
Take what you want from me [x6]
Take what you want from me
I swear to god that I'm done
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