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Attic
02:33
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ur never static just like the weather
if i don't like you i'll wait a minute
i think id like to live in ur attic in fear of what i haven't said
or regret it again cuz all my better friends have found better means to their own ends
hard wood don't feel good but im getting used to it while youre off finding your better half
dont forget it again cuz all my better friends have found better means to their own ends
im not bitter cuz there's nothing left of me
i'd feel better if i could fall asleep
why don't you come around to this side of town?
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I'm Rite
02:35
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shut ur mouth and breathe can you do that for me?
i dont wanna hear that stupid story from you again
shut ur eyes and feel whats inside me
ive been hiding out while you're beside me
a foot away
oh my god fuck this i'm rite
hold that thought
this works now
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Still Sux
03:08
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it might be easier
it might get easier
you make it easier but it still sucks to know
ill buy a sleeping bag ill show you what i have left
you make it easier but it still sucks to know
big bark to let you know i might be living on the road
you make it easier but it still sucks to know
when im around i am hoping that you understand me
when im away i am hoping that you're happy for me
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geez Iowa
gut rot
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