The Melancholy Tower
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The Melancholy Tower
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You still ask
How I am and what's up
And if this place has changed?
I think not
One more time
I tried saving the world
But I failed all the way
In my attempts
This sad face
Is it what I've become?
Or is it just the one
That you know?
Anyway
I will not ever change
Yeah, no matter how badly
I try
Just a click, and I'm really gone
Sometimes, this is what I want
To leave you all behind
I seek something
Most of the time
That could hold me back
Things vibrate
Laughter's something I hate
You should now go away
Let me be
It's all right
Well, you know I'll be fine
Rain will wash dirty snow
Off the panes
Just a click, and I'm really gone
Sometimes, this is all I want
So that I'll cope no more
I'm alone in this tower, no floor
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