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Inside

by Project Pitchfork

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I run so slow No one hears and no one sees My moves And I drink so slow My twins will break up inside Nothing sounds like it And I feel too cold To turn around Too cold You can feel it if you try When you're looking inside of me Don't move fast away from me You would agree If you were me My killing instinct will kill you If you don't care about what I do Fall I fall So deep I can't resist When you're asleep Fall torture Mirror of infinity I fall So deep I can't resist When you're asleep This pain is so sore I'll eliminate no more This pain is so sore I'll kill no more I'll eliminate no more You can feel it if you try When you're looking inside of me Don't move fast away from me You would agree If you were me My killing instinct will kill you If you don't care about what I do Kill no more

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