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Audiovent ~ Sweet Frustration


I feel I'm walking through this, my life Paralyzed But this sweet frustration keeps me alive It seems like I have died a thousand days Just to feel this quicksand And every movement is embraced By this sweet frustration Pain From throwing my insides out Only to decompose Right in front of my eyes It seems like I have died a thousand days Just to feel this quicksand And every movement is embraced By this sweet frustration And someday My sweet frustrations will bloom I won't die another day No more sweet frustration I have died a thousand days Just to feel this quicksand And every movement is embraced By this sweet frustration more free lyrics

I feel
I'm walking through this, my life
Paralyzed
But this sweet frustration keeps me alive
It seems like

I have died a thousand days
Just to feel this quicksand
And every movement is embraced
By this sweet frustration

Pain
From throwing my insides out
Only to decompose
Right in front of my eyes
It seems like

I have died a thousand days
Just to feel this quicksand
And every movement is embraced
By this sweet frustration

And someday
My sweet frustrations will bloom

I won't die another day
No more sweet frustration

I have died a thousand days
Just to feel this quicksand
And every movement is embraced
By this sweet frustration

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