1. |
bliss
02:10
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Do you wanna step outside and rot with me
do you wanna sleep outside in the sweet summer breeze
and I know you said that you're not into me
but it's alright I could use the company
So I guess that's just the way it's gonna be
I look at you and you stare right back at me
and I know you said that you're not into me
but it's alright I could use the company
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2. |
tired
02:20
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Fogged out cars and the empty streets
I don't know what this all means
I don't care I won't even try
call my friends and then we'll go get high
I'll wake up with the same old pain
all these thoughts racing through my brain
I can't breathe I've already tried
my vision blurs but I'll say I'm fine
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3. |
don't go
03:29
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Guess I knew you from the way you were before
said you loved me but I guess you wanted more
now I don't know what to do or what to say
all I would do is try and make you stay
Please don't go I'll say what you wanna hear
Please don't go it's not the same without you near
Gave you all that I had what do you want from me
there's not much I can do so blame it all on me
there's no point anymore why do I even try
all I wanted from you was to be by your side
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4. |
i'd rather stay home
03:41
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It's this weight on my chest who knows how long it's been there
I'm just hoping that it won't last cause nothing ever does
I'll be drinking this weekend yeah I know it won't change things
but you'll be there so yeah I'll be there
You know what I want
To wake up alright
To know what is wrong
And know that I'll be fine
But you can't help me
And I can't help me
So I'll just stay here
Alone in my room
It's the third time tonight I regret everything that I said
I'm just hoping that no one heard the things falling out of my mouth
I could try to hide for a week or two
It'd all be fine I'll be thinking of you
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