Symptoms Of Addiction
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Symptoms Of Addiction
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You start, you start all over again
You give, you give everything you have
For Something, to hold onto
You scream for air in an empty room
Are you sick of all you symptoms
You've been fighting your addiction
Hold on, you will find a better way
Be strong, time can change anything
You turn, you turn the pages of time
You see, you see your past go by
Give your heart, make your way
Don't hold it in, we make mistakes
Are you sick of all you symptoms
You've been fighting your addiction
Hold on, you will find a better way
Be strong, time can change anything
Are you sick of all you symptoms
You've been fighting your addiction
Hold on, you will find a better way
Be strong, time can change anything
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