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How Fast Are You Going?
03:16
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I was riding high, feeling apple pie. I know you weren't even close.
Blossoms in my eyes. Hallucinated drives.
I'm cold and making this my home
But at times when it feels like I'm already dead
Is there something that gets you in the back of your head?
And all this time waiting, well, I will just accept my loss.
I was telling myself not to let you borrow my clothes.
I was riding high, feeling pecan pie. I know I wasn't even close.
Blossoms in my eyes. Tired as fuck drives.
I'm cold and making this my home.
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Island Mana
02:29
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I know that our love is simply all the best.
I know that our love does simply not contest.
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Father of the Blanket
02:40
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I packed up all my things and everyone was asking why.
"We love and we'll miss you."
Please dont leave or I might die
So I made a list of all my best friends, put it on a string, and wrapped it around my chest.
And people always know.
All about me.
When really I'm just a boy
Who loves his mystery.
So I made a list of all my best friends, put it on a string, and wrapped it around my chest.
And when the weather got cold, all the ink got soft.
All the names would mold and my chest would rot.
I couldn't take it take it take it take it
I was waiting for you all night long
Ill never make it make it make it make it
I was waiting for you all night long
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Best/Worst
03:00
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I am torn. Chatting you up like a storm.
You've been warned. I'm breaking down all your selfish doors.
I am tired. Trying to be someone you admire.
I am tired. Putting myself on the line.
Best/Worst
Best/Worst
Best/Worst
Mistake
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Sorry Holly Portland, Oregon
3 dudes from Portland, OR on a postpunk mission from dog.
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