Your Allowance Exceeds My Rent
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Your Allowance Exceeds My Rent
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Some days I feel invincible
No one could ever touch me
Some days I wish to not wake up
I just feel like dying in my sleep
Cause this world that we live in is so fake
We only give give give so we can take
And as the days go by
I wonder if we'll, wonder if we'll
Ever break out of the cycle
Of meaningless mistakes
Or if we can just let go
Of the way our body aches
Some days I feel invincible
No one could ever touch me
Some days I wish to not wake up
I just feel like dying in my sleep
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