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A New Year, A New Life Lyrics by Dying Midwestern

This Killing Me Is Over

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As the clocks are shouting midnight
I'm shouting your name
It's a new year
It's a new life
It's lonely new year's eve
Is this the part where we drink lots of alcohol and pretend we're nothing at all?
Someone came from a party and you were there
Tip my glass and pretend i just don't care
As this drink is kissing my lips and numbing my brain
It's a new year
It's a new life
It's lonely new year's eve
This is my new life
Can you save me from my first day?
I miss you more than i should
While you're there i'll be here waiting like i always did
But you're not coming back this time
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Dying Midwestern

Dying Midwestern

About “A New Year, A New Life” by Dying Midwestern

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"A New Year, A New Life" appears on "This Killing Me Is Over".

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