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I'm Not Here Part 1
01:48
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Don’t be surprised
They’ve found another hell
Another chance to ring that bell
How far away?
How close is close?
How does a rock become a tombstone?
No I’m not here
All change is slow
Like the blink of an eye
Invisible and locked in time
How far away?
How close is close?
How does a rock become a tombstone?
No I’m not here
I’m not here
How far away?
How close is close?
They’re lookin for me with that tombstone
But I’m not here
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I'm Not Here Part 2
02:02
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Flip the switch, time to say goodbye
I’m going under for a while
Feel my teeth melt underneath my smile
The looking glass is a microscope
Opened up, open wide
What do they think they are gonna find?
Blinding darkness
Full of empty thoughts
A silence that’s louder than a thousand bombs
Never ending
Waiting for the start
On the clock in this place that time forgot
I never need to see the light
Cuz I’m not here, yeah, I’m not here
I never need to see the light
Cuz I’m not here, yeah, I’m not here
Flip the switch, time to say goodbye
I’ll be back some other time
What do they think they are gonna find?
What do they think they are gonna find?
I never need to see the light
I never need to see the light
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