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Ghost Talk
05:43
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Take what you want from me (take what you want from me)
And I will not return (you would never know)
Heavy laden
If I give up so easily then you’ll take what you want from me
You were so undependable
You take what you want and then
Cut me down when I’m venerable
You get under my skin again
But I can forgive
But I can’t forget
Never mind never mind I’m just wasting my time
So ill just
Lick my wounds filled with salt from my sweat
Taste I can’t forget
Ill let you know that this isn’t the way this should be
But you never bothered to listen
You hear what you want and leave it be
Somethings different
Lick my wounds filled with salt from my sweat
Taste I can’t forget
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Ice Nine
03:57
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And everything I know is falling into the sea
And everything I love is falling away from me
Away from me
We’re carbon copies of the same mistakes
And answers to questions that we don’t appreciate
And I’m so scared, of losing control
Well do you have a way around this, do you have a way?
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Ashglen Toronto, Ontario
Ashglen are a 5 piece Post-Hardcore/Punk Rock band based out of Toronto, Ontario, CANADA. We are making music because it is what we love. It's all we know. Hope, perseverance, and honesty is what we are about. We do this because we love it, and we hope you will find something valid within our art. ... more
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