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from Essentialism by Theatria

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lyrics

Breathe me in
I'll tear my skin until I see the crimson line, devoid of life.
Breathe me out

You saw straight through me when no one else could; my fragile frame.
I couldn't be the better me, or better anyone. I'll never be.

From flame to ember
I'm growing weak
I'm sick of holding on
I'm never what I seem
I can't remember what I'm meant to be

Now I'm fading into a vision of the past
A glass figure breaking in two

You saw straight through me when no one else could; my fragile frame.
I couldn't be the better me, or better anyone. I'll never be.

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from Essentialism, released March 25, 2017

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