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HOY
03:47
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I've got some things to say
The thought of scaring you away
scares me
But I still think about her everyday
It's been a month that hasn't gone my way
I hate anything that would make you laugh -
a joke, a smile I can't take back
No idea what I lack
So did you do it for the love?
Or just get through it for the drugs
The sweet release of sleep
Wrapped up in retrospect, its killing me
Its only been a month, I hate how these songs came to me
High time, I should forget her -
What we had could've been better
High time, I will forget her -
Think you'll find I can do better
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2. |
Give It A Rest
02:45
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I sold your love for wine
You know I miss your face sometimes
Sober dreams, a waste of space
Trade them all for something I could taste
I'm sitting on my own again
Mind's faded, not by accident
Drought seasons put me to the test
If I knew I was tired, I'd give you a rest
The point of which you missed -
How glorious all of this is!
One of those strong and silent boys
but I love the sound of my own voice
Hey man, it happens to the best of us
I digress
Not by accident
Damn my eyes, they're Rizla red
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3. |
Hipster Love
02:40
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Make it easier to dream,
Satisfy my taste for novelty
Is it all in my head?
Fuck it, sleep instead
Might as well sleep in.
You're so precious,
You're a jewel
I know I try to play it cool
End up feeling like a fool
Is it all in my head?
Are you the object of my desire?
Or a desire of my design
Never thought you'd be this unkind
Is it all in my head?
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