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8314
04:48
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Is it right or is it wrong?
You’re polite, I’ll drink mine strong
Counting down to another famous outburst
Maybe I should bowl with a new crowd
Feeling trapped in this depressing sitcom
This finale had no different prespective
However, I’m less faithful in this city
A brick in it’s street is a nail in my coffin
Woke up decided I was ugly
Not right for me to procreate
Next week I’ll make love to my reflection
Scheming and plotting for my new campaign
Come here
You should worry
Scramble around well into your 30’s
Embrace it
Feeling dirty
Get out of my face
Porcelain baby, it’s too late to save me
I’m the sicko that was making you crazy
Lullabies about being baptized
You were brainwashed while I was massaged gently on a dirty mattress
Hey you! All complacent on the couch
Read a pamphlet and help out your friend
Why can’t you help her? Why can’t you save me?
Why can’t you help her? Why can’t you save me?
I can’t decide between a swan dive or a jackknife
Or meditation in the parking lot
I picture my cousins throwing dirt on me
Kind of morbid but maybe it’s not
Reach out
To a stranger
Get rejected and return in anger
Just drive
To the coastline
Get out of my face
And I wanted you to know
That the bootlicker of Ybor City is out to get me
Yeah
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2. |
Pity Me
04:44
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Empathize
Spit on my heart with me
Close my eyes
Try to kill your memory
Sympathize
Pity my heart with me
Calculate
The appropriate sadness
Concentrate
On mistakes and regrets
All in all
You seem really healthy
I’m immoral
Want you to catch my disease
I’ll ask for every ones advice
Unaccepting, I roll the dice
Coming for me are my thoughts
And the only escape is blowing my shot
Watch me be lonely
Feeling like you owe me love
Been much more healthy
Better than old version was
I guess this is absurd
Argument with no resolve
I’m hopeful it’ll come
Empathize
Spit on my heart with me
Radio
Play something for my soul
I lost the one
Who keeps me from coming undone
I am slowly comprehending
The disconnect
Is too big not to see
I want it back’
Let it envelope me
Rationalize
A romantic feeling
Sympathize
Pity my heart with me
You can ask for my advice
If you promise me not to think twice
I hope the thoughts that you burry deep
Have an ounce of the concept of you and me
Watch me be lonely
Feeling like you owe me love
I’ve been much more healthy
Better than old version was
I guess this is absurd
Argument with no resolve
I’m hopeful it’ll come
Watch me be lonely
Feeling like you owe me love
Beginning to realize
I feel for you despite your advice
Tried to deter you
Feeling the look in my eyes
Mission accomplished
Destroying the best thing in life
I’m hopeful it’ll come
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3. |
Black Velvet
03:37
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Black Velvet
Black Velvet
It’s true
I’m dependent on you
That’s why
I cry all the time
Black Velvet
Black Velvet
That’s right
Gonna ruin my life
But you
Help me stop feeling blue
And trust me it’s true
When I say I need you
(Hollering in the distance brought on by excitement)
That’s why
I cry all the time
Because you are my vice
Help me enjoy my life
Turn my head towards the sky
And I’ll take your advice
To forget I’m alive
And how I wanna die
Cause’ Black Velvet was right
Of course you were right
Black Velvet
Black Velvet
Black Velvet
Black Velvet
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