1. |
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I’m not confident
enough about my happiness
to write a pretty song
with floating melody
about your eyes,
or about your thin white lips
but when you look at me
well I can fake that smile
well I can make you laugh politely
at my stupid jokes
and mumbled words
I want to get stoned with you
and if you don’t wanna talk
and you don’t wanna fuck that’s fine
but could you please look at my forehead?
I don’t wan’t you to see my eyes
Filled a night with a thousand regrets and just one lie
and if you don’t wanna talk
and you don’t wanna fuck that’s fine
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2. |
methylcellulose
01:41
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a full shot of energy
every time I lay down
this is the third night
in a
series of long nights
the restless sweats
head stuck to the pillow
burns like cigarettes
So I move like the sun
to light another fake screen
Chafe the way down
stroking
air brushing my teeth
I just wanted to see how you were doing
I just wanted to see how you were doing
Just a light of a candle
to get rid of the stink
The aroma of you
that fucking odor of it
The tangy rotten taste
of another forced kiss
Well, I’m an innocent kid
Yeah we’re just fucking kids
But to live with myself
I have to own what I’ve done
I had to accept the fact
you had become what I “loved”
You’re no longer together
I am always alone
Give you a fake laugh
"Ha!"
That joke will never get old
I just wanted to see how you were doing
I just wanted to see how you were doing
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3. |
blah
02:30
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Spent my time waiting in line
to see a mess of flashing lights
and I see your eyes concerned
I’m fine, I’m all alone
I’m having fun
all by myself
I don’t have to talk
I don’t have to dress up
or suck in my gut
and don’t waste your time
I’m doing fine
It’s the little things like the door at the grocery store
that opens on an automatic sensor
so you don’t have to interact with someone
close enough to acknowledge
I’m doing fine
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Crass Knuckles Fort Lauderdale, Florida
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