Dissociate
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Dissociate
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Laying alone, I dissociate
Laying alone
I saw a pictureframe
And it turned out to be a mirror
My reflection's so much clearer
When I'm not aware it's me
I saw a maple tree
It was growing in my head
When everybody else was dead
And I climbed up it just to see
I saw myself again
But I stood outside my being
I could understand that being
Isn't all there is to be
I see the future now
Got too distracted by the present
To remember that my head is
Not a vehicle for fear
And it's a long way down if you fall
And it's a long way up if you don't
And it's a long way down if you fall
And it's a long way out, so
I sit in the center
And I ponder my disinterest
For it all
It's a lot easier
To imagine ending things (to imagine ending things)
When I'm watching myself
From the third person (from the third person)
It's a lot easier
To imagine changing things (to imagine changing things)
When I'm watching myself
From the third person (from the third person)
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