T. Kline's Decline
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T. Kline's Decline
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Nothing's happened but I still shake
I'm running out of time here.
And I'm not worried but I won't break
if you scream.
You say that you feel safe-
It means nothing.
Believe me, not because I want you to.
If I say this,
It shouldn't matter if we both fall down.
I was hoping now
That maybe I could make you come around.
I've been trying hard.
And the last thing that I said I meant.
But then I said I felt lucky and didn't mean it.
Believe me, not because I need you to.
If I say this,
It shouldn't matter if we both fall down.
I was hoping now
That maybe I could make you come around.
I'm calling on angels.
They're coming down
to find it's all...
I'm calling on angels.
Just to figure it out.
They'll find it's all, it's all around.
Is anybody here?
Is anybody...
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