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This Is My Password
01:12
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Drifts
04:11
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i don't want to retrace my tracks yet, a place i know i'll always search at the recesses, the back of my head, impact stays. Tell me your password i can't shake free. eyes closing on 143. waiting days to be told you can spend hours with me
i don't ask for these chances on your end yet. it's the truth, deep, don't leave it open ended. i don't know what more you're doing it for
expect an answer on rhetorical questions, getting strung up, exceeding expectations. i don't know what to do with our backs to the floor
you're not the one who has to see it. i replace memory with feelings and i go down like a shinking ship. and i hope that you find the balance, minimise self inflicted damage. and i go do down when i catch your drift
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Profile
03:49
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fading, palpatations, does your picture paint a thousand words? small talk, hows your day been? hunderedth time you've seen these words. though it was the same as me, your eyes skimming a phone screen. fingers scrolling a profile, both living the last weeks in denial.
spent weeks living through your screen. is it only me that feels come apart, no sense of trial. future once planned is misaligned
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Convolute
03:33
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confusion, constant delusion seek improvement. Perusing infusement, convolution. All of us weighted on two options, you check the news at two
change the mind, a generation mime the words you say. Distorting and twisted, convolution. All of us weighted on two options, you close your mind to news
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Leisure Theory Manchester, UK
Beginning as a small bedroom project in Ireland in early 2016, Leisure Theory evolved into a genre spanning, Manchester
based entity of producer, Jake Smith.
Leisure Theory aim to challenge both guitar and dance music by creating a blend of spiky, danceable, guitar electronica.
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