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No One Knows Her

from Kill Your Memory by Heaven For Real

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lyrics

no one knows her like seconds before the grave
absolute search for parties that come close
I dunno how I'm doing myself so well
when I can't tell what losing is like

so give it up anytime, anytime is right
write it off line by line to decide
anytime is a little too light
and from the hallway is light

through the door I invent my way, like it was nothing at all
for sure I cannot say that it was nothing
I would escape by the basement window
but I am worried for other days

no one knows hurt like seconds before the blade
absolute search for parties that come close
I dunno how I'm doing myself so well
When I can't tell what leaving is like

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from Kill Your Memory, released July 15, 2016

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