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Artist: Mmpsuf
Canonical path: /mmpsuf/the-rooms
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The Rooms
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The Rooms
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My room is full of trees
My room is full of guns and roses
It's under seventhousand feet
It is in the deep, deep ocean
And this is all i am and nothing more than this
It is all about my fear of heights and fallen trees
High above the skies, so far, so far
There is so much light, i was there before
Under burning trees, i'm blind, i'm so blind
Help me to remember this and please remind me
My room has seven doors and seven burning windows
My bed is full of smoke that every night i breathe in
And this is all i am and nothing more than this
It is all about my fear of heights and fallen trees
High above the skies, so far, so far
There is so much light, i was there before
Under burning trees, i'm blind, i'm so blind
Help me to remember this and please remind me
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