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tongue in teeth
00:52
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i don't think sex means what you think it means
i think there's something else behind the screams
it's too late to crash
i could really use the cash
you think the fool for love will play it smart?
just bite your tongue and suffer for your art
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devoured by wolves
02:38
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wink at me irl
can't you smell that spell?
so woke i don't need an alarm
we shared a smoke behind the barn
being devoured by wolves is a lot less common than it used to be
under every park bench lies someone who "got in the way"
laughing yourself to death is for chumps
remember, you have to ask to win an award
what if the maps are wrong?
been running laps too long?
a child's thing up on the shelf
we love to see you defend yourself
make an excuse for me
it's time to make like a tree
it happened just like they told you it would
understandable but not understood
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i'm not allowed to say
01:54
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i don't like this food
i don't like these people
i can't sleep in this bed
i'll deconstruct this steeple
...inside my head
i don't like this party
i don't like the way that they look at me
i know i can't stay hear
maybe they won't through the book at me
...if i can sway my peers
i know i don't need a moment
everything seems useless to me anyway
everyone wants proof
...but faith is just another word i'm not allowed to say
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toil in obscurity
03:52
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Level Records Los Angeles, California
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