1. |
Clarity
02:52
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clearly you're confused
and in time we'll find that i am too
but no don't apologize - it's fine
this occurrence transpires all the time
clearly your clarity was not intended for me
clearly my curse
is purely made of shit i can't reverse
but no don't apologize - it's fine
this occurrence transpires all the time
clearly your clarity was not intended for me
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2. |
Ass Over Friend
04:29
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a decade but there is nothing
a week ago but oh god i can't hold out
so then where do i go?
think. think.
soon find out that all i really wanted
squeaky fucking springs and a two week life.
so then where do i go?
think. think.
silent phone and no one here
so then where do i go?
think. think.
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3. |
Just A Couple of Weeks
06:01
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give me the keys, i'll take it out.
take it all around till i get bored
climbing up the hills, i'm cleaning up the blood
from all the times you let the others drive
then you blink and there is an icy incline
then you blink and it is wrecked against a wall
and there's pieces of windshield in your face
i'm alright but you are doubled over dead
you know i didn't mean it
you know i never do
you gave me the fucking keys man.
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