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Got Away Scott Free

from Tales From 2814 by The Corps

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Sometimes I wake up in the middle of the night, I'm there,
there's no one I can share with, they'll assume I'm crazy it's fair,
what I would give for everything to disappear in my head,
my only saving grace is to hold close the words that she said

I warned you before if I open that door no telling what, who might come out, can't give into fear but they followed me here, the end will be bad, there's no doubt, I'll escape,

I can't imagine all the work that comes with trying to belong, so many of you got it down to a tee, normal and strong, forgive me as I walk by, don't mean to wake you, get fucked, just cause your eyes are closed it doesn't mean you're sleeping, not stuck,

I warned you before if I open that door no telling what, who might come out, can't give into fear but they followed me here, the end will be bad, there's no doubt, I'll escape, I'll escape,

soon this will all be over, will answers come, I wonder, did you enjoy your puzzle book? what was your favourite part, regrettably I missed the heart, I vow to create the next one to please

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from Tales From 2814, released May 19, 2018

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As darkness slithered unnoticed into 2814 posing as music, few were aware of the ever dimming light. But there were four souls who saw through the lies. The gods they had served for years, still on the battlefield, will someday relent with pride and pass down the torch. These four will charge their rings and make a stand 'til the deaf hear the light. ... more

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