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Dying in My Sleep

from Bloom by Alchemists

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Well I've been dying in my sleep with everything you mean to me
I can't keep this charade up anymore

Fill my dreams with a place, back when I used to feel sane
Because my mind is slowly running thin
I'm running thin

Every loss is an axe mark in our family tree
Yours being the deepest yet, it's starting to lean
It hasn't been addressed why you won't answer my calls
I hope you'll give me a heads up, we can watch the tree fall

Well I've been dying in my sleep because you keep coming back to see me
I can't tell if I'm cursed or if I'm lucky

Your dreams became mine on the night that you died
I'm trying to keep you alive

Every loss is an axe mark in our family tree
Yours being the deepest yet, it's starting to lean
It hasn't been addressed why you won't answer my calls
I hope you'll give me a heads up, we can watch the tree fall

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from Bloom, released November 18, 2015

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