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Artist: Dreams We've Had
Canonical path: /dreams-weve-had/you-can-always-kill-yourself-tomorrow
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You Can Always Kill Yourself Tomorrow
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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You Can Always Kill Yourself Tomorrow
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Fall asleep
It always leave you empty
Strobe lights and paradise
Please don't leave me paralyzed
And don't forget
How you fell for me
So sleep alright
A quiet subversion, anyway
And I'll be gone before you wake
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