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Behind The Door

from Dehumanize Yourself EP by Puddle Jumper

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lyrics

I remember a time where I expected the best
I never thought that something terrible could happen
Then you walked right through the door
And you came back silent and your eyes were empty
I could feel it occur right as you walked past me

So now you lie awake because you see your breath
You say that it's a ghost of the death of your inside
So you stay out late just to compensate
For your common lack of patience
And the death of a dying former acquaintance

A tighten in my chest a touch on the shoulder
A gun to your head can make you feel so older
And right then I knew what to do
I had to see what put you through
This emptiness that's killing you so slowly

We are all afraid
Of what can happen next
You'd rather avert your eyes
When it screams in your face and it begs for embrace
But you keep it behind you in case you have nothing left
Dehumanize yourself
Accept it on your behalf
And prepare to face the wraith

It started as a spark
Slowly into a flame
I never was the same
A cut that tore the skin
Found way into my veins
I never was the same
Whoever holds the key
To go behind the door
Never try to find me, but still
What is behind the door

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from Dehumanize Yourself EP, released February 21, 2014

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