1. |
drive to school
03:36
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Going 80 in the bed I made
Relentless attention is paid to pavement
Well I'm high as a kite
Driving with the overcast sky
All day and night
Until I'm greeted by
The Appalachian sunrise
It's fate
The beauty hits a memory
I pull off the interstate
To Look at our photographs
Your damn smile still cuts me in half
I was a hot mess sent to Texas
Baked all summer, sweating out my exs
One last thing I gotta do, remind myself that
I don't even want you
I don't wanna want you
And I don't even want too
I don't wanna want you
Here I am, here I am
Across the room from him
I'm not sad, I'm not tense
In my head I call him a bitch
Cause I can see it, he's thinking it too that
I don't even want you
I don't really want you
And I don't even want too
I don't wanna want you
Maybe I was a fool
To let you slip thru
My fingers
I remember
Trying to say goodbye
Standing by your car door
well
I couldn't help but cry
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2. |
the point
02:43
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We fall into a dream, the more we sleep
The more we question everything.
Calling me paranoid
You're scared of everything.
Spit in my blind eye
Wonder why we're still trying.
Rolling down, in upwards spiral
The sun shines through, clouds orange as fire
So dizzy, from thinking loud,
And falling down, I ask
What's the point (x4)
Feeling some, feeling so many things
That I deem unnecessary
Upon later inspection
I'm disappointed in myself reflection
What's the point (x4)
What's the point
of being together,
If we're better off
without each other
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4. |
little bitch
02:38
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Kale chyps,
Little bitch,
Stale lips,
Kiss your cheek,
Holding hands
I have no plan
making it up
As I go
Late Night
No surprise
We're stuck in
each others eyes
And sparks fly
Between our eyes
Do you feel it too?
I sure do
Oh God how fickle can I be
Hugging you like grass around a tree
Holding hands like they were meant to be
Looking at you for an eternity
Hugging you like grass around a tree
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5. |
rain
03:30
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It rains
All day
What a shame
There was no parade
Trapped inside
Watching puddles grow
A women whispers
Something slow
I don't know
What's been said
There's a lot to process
But I can't move ahead until
This rain
Goes away
And stepping outside
Isn't insane
Until I'm not
Trapped by my doubts
Drowning in puddles of myself
The women whispers something slow
She takes my hand,
and through the rain
I hear my new name
(She said)
Enough's enough
Go stand in the rain and
Cleanse your skin
Of the dead man's body you’re stuck in
So I stood in the rain
For so many days
Watching the man I was slowly
melt away
No more shame
No more wallowing
No more fear
No more blind following
Oh mother Earth thank you for this rain
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