Nothing

from Demo 2012 by Endless Rope

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Everything's black, the world becomes darker,
I can't find a fact I can firmly believe,
The air gets so cold, the nights become longer,
I can't find my way out to feel something else / (real),
He says it can work if you just take this pill now,
But my body convulses, it can't pass my lips,
I just go on searching for answers,
Where answers I know, can never exist...

It's nothing,
It's nothing,
It's nothing,
It's nothing I've not heard before

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from Demo 2012, released February 20, 2012

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