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Maze
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Hey now, here I am
I’ve seen this place before
A different face, a different name
But in this maze, they all end up the same
Hey now, how’d I come
To double back again?
In this maze of broken loves
Another door to nowhere tempts me to step in
Where I go is where I’ve been
I circle round and I come back again
Where I go is where I’ve been
Will this maze I’m in never end?
Never end...
Hey now, one more time
I stumble into this den
The monster in this labyrinth of tears
He chews me up and he spits me right back in
Where I go is where I’ve been
I circle round and I come back again
Where I go is where I’ve been
Will this maze I’m in never end?
Where I go is where I’ve been
I circle round and I come back again
Where I go is where I’ve been
Will this maze I’m in never end?
Never end...
Everywhere’s another wall
Can’t get out, I run and fall
Everywhere’s another wall
Here inside I call and call
Hey now, here I am
I’ve seen this place before
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Plastic Sky Los Angeles, California
i'm a girl with a guitar. i love writing songs, producing music, meeting cool people, and staying up late.
i believe in turning pain into power and making beautiful things. ❤️
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