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Artist: The Stand
Canonical path: /the-stand/the-art-of-voluntary-apnea
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The Art Of Voluntary Apnea
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The Art Of Voluntary Apnea
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the worst is over for now.
sit back, relax and enjoy the show baby.
calm your nerves somehow.
I can't sleep tonight.
this is when I give you the worst excuse I ever heard.
I hope you cry your eyes out.
this is when I close the door and shut the lights out again.
the tables turned somehow.
sit back, shut up and refuse the ride baby.
tell yourself somehow.
you can't sleep tonight.
i hope you cry your eyes out.
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