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Artist: The Plot In You
Canonical path: /the-plot-in-you/bleeders
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Bleeders
Read Bleeders lyrics by The Plot In You on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Bleeders
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I've been in here for three months and fourteen days
You've managed to disfigure me, I'm already ruined
I am a part of you, I live because you breathe
Do you honestly not feel anything for me?
How could you do this to yourself,
2 days before you didn't even know his name
Will I ever get the chance to meet my father?
Do you even know who he is?
I'll keep breathing inside you,
I'll pray that you just change your mind
You drank yourself to nothing,
I just wanted to see your face
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