MOURN (prod. Ninetxxn)

from Singles (Volume I) by ERDA

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Trace back the silence I've been feeding to you.
Regurgitate the lies you've memorized too.
Like how you're okay,
everything has it's place.
When really all that's left is me and my mistakes.

There is such guilt inside of me.
I should have done more,
it breaks me.

Watch myself watch you fall apart,
it was slow to start, now it's tearing at my heart.
Find myself thinking about the things you'd say,
if we could talk. Right now I need you bad.

Maybe you know what I'd say:
how I've missed you since we went our separate ways.

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from Singles (Volume I), released November 13, 2020

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New Again

Mar 2024
What It Means

Dec 2020
Singles (Volume I)

Nov 2020
ERDA

Mar 2018

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