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Don't Touch Me
03:31
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I can feel it taking over all the hate and the pain
and the end it comes much closer, as I fade away
I can feel it taking over, sent all the joy out of my day
the wall I built up to protect me will be the tombstone on my grave
Don't touch me, don't touch me there
When you say that you love me but you don't you just don't fucking care
Don't touch me, don't touch me no more
When you're laying there crying I'll be laughing out the bedroom door
You won't touch me anymore
Don't touch me, don't touch me there
When you say that you love me but you don't you just don't fucking care
Don't touch me, don't touch me no more
When you're laying there crying I'll be laughing out the bedroom door
I can feel it coming, I can feel it coming, coming
I can feel it coming, I can feel it coming, coming
I can feel it coming, I can feel it coming, coming
I can feel it coming, I can feel it coming, coming
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Void
03:22
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Standing there nothing phased me I couldn't refuse
It wasn't just my body that I let you use
Tried so hard, what do they think of you, think of me
Wasting our time in this society, we're too blind to see
In this void I never wanna see your face
In this void I never wanna know the places
That you teased me yeah, it pleased me no escape
Bleed between the lines, realised the purposes of pain
People walk alone through the fields, low vision
Focusing on all that they've been missing
Carried on carried on, carry on carry on
Yeah we knew it was gone
Carried on, carry on
In this void I never wanna see your face
In this void I never wanna know the places
That you teased me yeah, it pleased me no escape
Bleed between the lines, redefined the purposes of pain
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Nanna Leeds, UK
Vocals/guitar -
Rosie Ramsden
Drums/vocals -
Gin Pointon
Bass/vocals - Rebecca Jane
www.facebook.com/nannaleeds/
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