Letra de Myolden

Easy, child, listing it out
Alleviate your guilt
There's time for change, and that's okay
No one feels good at this age
I hope to hell when I die somebody has enough sense to just dump me in a river or something, anything except sticking me in a goddamn cemetery
Faster, just go faster
Keeping your aim, are you keeping your aim?
Faster, just go faster
Keeping your aim, are you keeping your aim?
Failure is a part of your life
Never question whether or not you'll [?] in the first place
You're so sure (You're so sure) that you [?] or that you [?]
But decide [?] used to [?]
“They say, at the time, my life was dominated by a feeling of extraordinary impatience. Nothing that I did seems to have—seemed to work, really. Furthermore, I was unable to imagine anything […] in any lasting manner. I was constantly going in and out of my studio on any sort of […] few things […] for myself, for the sole object of not remaining there. To buy cigarettes I didn’t need, to have cup of coffee I didn’t want, to acquire a newspaper that didn’t interest me
(Reversed speaking)
So much so that, sometimes, I did not completely […] Instead of buying a newspaper, drinking coffee, or visiting an exhibition, I had to take a few steps […] the studio which I had left in such a hurry only few months before
(Reversed speaking)
What struck me, above all, is that I did not want to do simply anything. Although I desired to be doing at least something, I realized that, although I did not like having […] I did not want to die […] in my mind […] between life and death. The truth of the matter, I sometimes thought, was that—not so much that I wanted to die, as that I wanted to not go on living in my present manner. The truth of the matter, I sometimes thought, was not so much that I wanted to die, as that I wanted to not so much to go on living in my present manner. The truth of the matter…
The truth of the matter, I sometimes thought, was not so much that I wanted to die, as that I wanted to [...] between life and death [...]
The truth of the matter, I sometimes thought, was not so much that I wanted to die, as that I wanted to not so much to go on living in my present manner. ”
Ask her if she still keeps all of her kings in the back row
Ask her if she still keeps all of her kings in the back row
Ask her if she still keeps all of her kings in the back row
Ask her if she still keeps all of her kings in the back row
Ask her if she still keeps all of her kings in the back row
Ask her if she still keeps all of her kings in the back row
Ask her if she still keeps all of her kings in the back row