Where You Used To Sleep
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Where You Used To Sleep
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Now the windows are black
And the lock's on the door
And my copied key
I can't use anymore
Strangers walk through your room
They're all looking to score
They don't ask any questions
About who lived here before
Where you used to sleep
Where you used to sleep
Where you used to sleep
Where you used to sleep
I hope these curtains catch fire
I wanna burn it all down
All dried and empty like we are
Since you live underground
Where you used to sleep
Where you used to sleep
Where you used to sleep
Where you used to sleep
Do you ask to be forgiven
For all the days that you've been missing?
Do you ask to be forgiven?
Since you never sleep where you used to sleep
Since you never sleep where you used to sleep.
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