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Rid Yourself

from Minutia by Anders

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lyrics

I'll keep installing while you keep on falling for my art of writing "I'm okay now"

Rid yourself of all desires
That only stand in for resolve
Rid yourself of all desires
That only stand in for resolve

I'll keep standing just for vanity
Oceans, mountains for yourself
As giants sow

As giants sow inside a dream you had of flying over
You'll die inside the dream you had of one day flying over
Oh bastard
If I only knew what you'd done to deserve this
I'd let it go
Go

We can ride this out for
We can ride this out for days

Death defies the ground
But only when your one word's
No

Ripping out and staring out

Ripping out and tearing out and picking out for days
It was colder than the knife that kept on calling out my name
So be weary or be gone
Or dripping with regret
Careful not to empty out the middle of the way
Ripping out and tearing out and calling out for days
You must be colder than the knife that keeps on calling out my name
So if this is really it
Pick it up
Before it's all gone

Keep up
Keep up
Keep up 'cause your only hope is now to

Give up
Give up
Give up there's no use in trying now to
Give up

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from Minutia, released August 8, 2015

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Anders Topeka, Kansas

I am a music maker from Topeka, KS. I enjoy rocking, as well as rolling.

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