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(Death)
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I hear whispers through the wall
Screams and crying down the hall
She pleads you're different
She cries you've changed
And she begs
Won't you come back
Come back to me
I try to fit in; Assimilate
But he dont trust me anyway
I don't trust myself
At night he comes for me
The bottle or the needle
I can tell how mean he’ll be
How mean he’ll be
I hear footsteps through the wall
He's coming down the hall
Wait.
What is this?
Wait.
What are you-
Tonight he seems different
Oh no he’s really changed
Got a look in his eye
I just can't look away
What are you doing
I can't breathe
I see stars
Take me away
From this place
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The Inevitable Collapse of Stasis New York, New York
TICOS is the catch all project for Alison Carol. Alison has been writing and producing her music for 13 years. Alison is an out and proud, gay transgender woman. She is still writing and is looking forward to sharing new material
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