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The Truth
03:58
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LYRICS:
I guess I'm not being honest with myself
I'm still holding back the truth
I'm still harboring these doubts
But I don't want to hurt you
So I tell myself that I'm all right
And I sing
La la lalala la
La la lalala la
And yes I know I've told so many lies
I no longer know what's true
And now I must pay the price
Give the devil his due
I just tell myself that it's all right
And I sing
Tell myself that it's alright
I just tell myself that it's all right
And I sing
La la lalala la
La la lalala la
I just can't keep holding all this in
All the screaming in my head
"This is not who you should be"
Maybe I'm better off dead
I still let myself believe that it's alright
I just tell myself that it's alright
Pray to God I'll make it through the night
Will I ever be alright?
Will I ever be alright?
Will I ever be all right?
La la lalala la
Will ever be all right?
La la lalala la
Will ever be all right?
La la lalala la
Will ever be all right?
La la lalala la
Will ever be all right?
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The Truth (Dub)
03:58
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LUIN Everett, Washington
L U I N is the PNW-based electronic music project of transgender producer, singer and songwriter Luin Loeffelbein. Luin sings about the joys and heartbreaks of her trans experience, of existential dread and the horrors of the modern world with a distinctive futurepop sound influenced by her bizarre childhood music taste and her newfound love for darkwave and industrial music. ... more
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