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What the Hell
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What The Hell?
What does that
even mean?
In the middle
in-between
Imitation
I believe
I’m awake
I can see
writing sad songs
makes you board.
fucked your girlfriend
the night before.
what the hell?
what the hell?
what in the hell??
a broken roof
a broken beam
loosing all your teeth in dreams
eating pancakes at your bed
butt naked and overfed
better off if I were dead
thinking all the shit you said
feeling happy now you’re full
stealing chocolate from grandma
better salty as you were
burning kittens as they purr
scraping chalkboards
gives you chills
You’re just a druggy
Popping pill
I like to party
I like to fuck
I like you horny
I like too much
Belated birthday
I kissed your mom
Last Wednesday
On the farm
better break me, better better make me, better take me, take it away!
better break me, better better make me, better take me, take it away!
Too much drugs
In my day
It was courage so they say
play me like I’m your guitar
Play me harder
what a star
what a star you are you are
what a star you are you are
what a star you are you are you are you are you are
what does that even mean?
imitation I believe
I’m awake I can see
writing sad songs makes you board
I fucked your girlfriend the night before
yah, what the hell? What the hell? What in the hell?
better break me, better better make me, better take me, take it away!
better break me, better better make me, better take me, take it away!
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Slacker
01:47
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Mocking Bird
05:38
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Disease
03:15
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