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Hangman's Joke
03:51
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Everything goes quiet
and everyone goes cold
people cannot meet your eyes
and all the darkest thoughts grow bold
nothing ever changes here
it's the same eight days a week
Cold winds burning through my mind
while I'm hanging there ghost cold
Save me from what I want
Save me from what I need
Someone please save me now
Save me from myself
Cross-shaped scars, all my own
but they didn't do the trick
Attempted twice-damned martyr
for the sins I call my own
I think I finally won it all
So why do I feel lost?
I'm choking, thrashing, kicking
while I'm hanging there ghost cold
Save me from what I want
Save me from what I need
Someone please save me now
Save me from myself
I tried a thousand different ways to get out of my head
in here it's raining all the time
and the sun fills me with dread
I'll never see the morning now
it's darker than you know
The rope is tight
too late to break
while I'm hanging there ghost cold
Save me from what I want
Save me from what I need
Someone please save me now
Save me from myself
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Phantom Ocean Salem, Massachusetts
Alt rock band. Blues, pop-punk, & grunge in a blender.
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