1. |
607
01:46
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saving change for cigarettes
say you'll change, you never meant it
walk yourself to the liquor store
count your coins out four by four
and you
double back across the bridge
the fall is longer than the life you'll live
if you
keep this up i'm scared you'll be
nothing more than a memory
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2. |
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i'd like to fall asleep
inside the voice you use to apologize to me
it's different than the one you use to scream
my blood is on my own hands
my friends all misunderstand
you never mean to hurt me
i just make you so fucking angry
i'll spill my guts out on the floor so you don't have to anymore
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3. |
bee
02:31
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you
you can't save no one
who wants to be done
who can't see the sun
and you
you can't help no one
who would rather run
who doesn't wanna go on
i
i just want to help
see so much of my old self
in your tiny head
they
they always say
give it a day
she'll come back to stay
but i
i'm starting to see
all that they warned me
about you my bee
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4. |
burnt sienna
02:02
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orange sheets
cascading over our bodies
and while you sleep
i lie watching anime
it's so hard to pretend
i'm comfortable in my own skin
i want to be covered up in
burnt sienna cotton
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