1. |
flowers
02:58
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you're looking at the ground
can you say whats on your mind
no its not your fault
i just took way too much time
i cant see you in the morning when im restless and i cant seem to satisfy my fucking mind
i know that you just want to be free
your soothing teal red eyes
they gaze over all the flowers
i need to get some rest
i sink deeper every hour
i just want to be okay with me
maybe thats why i get so high every single day all the god damn time
i know that i just want to be free
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2. |
my fault
03:18
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i don’t know why i’m freaking out
i guess it’s the way you open your mouth and tear me down
and all my friends say just give it some time
so i’ll just wait and let my life pass me by
nothing's worked out for me and i’m to blame
and i’m just so fucking boring i feel insane
and all my trophies just say that i tried
that i won’t win but i will still survive
and the box you’ll die in will be nicer than mine
but we’re both just dirt and honestly i’m feeling fine
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3. |
ouch
02:32
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please dont hate me but i think i need some more time
i know pictures will be the only things we'll leave behind
we'll be okay just close your eyes and i'll be gone
maybe in a few years your days they wont feel so long
i just wanted to say i'm sorry
but this time you've made up your mind
don't hate yourself, its been coming for a long time
i just wish i could've been better at goodbyes
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4. |
stough canyon
03:00
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silhouette's are dark yet clear
sweaty hands and i can't speak but you don't care
broken promises break your mended heart
i just wish that we could go back to the start
because i never want to see you go
it's getting late i hope you're fine
i lock myself in my room just to pass the time
broken promises break your mended heart
i just wish that we could go back to the start
because i never want to see you go
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