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Eat More
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I gotta eat more
So I can feel more alive
I gotta spend more time
On the outside
I gotta sleep more
So I can feel more alive
I gotta spend more time
closing my eyes
You were undercover
You were in disguise
So Surprised I found you
It was in your eyes, your eyes
I feel see through and hollowed out
I feel nothing when you're around
So drag me in and drag me out
Yeah, drag me in and drag me out
Drag me in and drag me out
Drag me in and drag me out
Yeah, drag me in and drag me out
Again, again, again, again, again
You were undercover
You were in disguise
So Surprised I found you
It was in your eyes, your eyes
You were undercover
It was in your eyes, your eyes
Dried up like your useless fears
The same ones that you've had for years
Dried up like your useless fears
The same ones that you've had for years
Dried up like your useless fears
The same ones that you've had for years
Dried up like your useless fears
The same ones that you've had for years
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