1. |
i never got it
01:21
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Why she crying with such a pretty face
She’s got what she needs, she’s got the time and place
She never got it
She never got it
Counting numbers all in threes, fuck it all she’s on knees
She never got it
She never got it
She never had it
Just forget it
She’s already done it
She’s flushed it
Red lines covering her eyes, runny nose, time after time
She never got it
She never got it
And everyone knows, they just choose to pose
She never got it
She never got it
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2. |
this isnt it (how long?)
02:20
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How long should I stay?
Until youre tired of me
When the words die down
When you tell me to leave
I know that after this all ends
You’ll never talk to me
Youre too busy
no room for me
Uh oh its time to go
Uh oh look now youre all alone
Thank you for all that you’ve done
Go home, I knew this was too fun
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3. |
im dreaming
02:19
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I wish that you would like me like sometimes
But it’s a give and take, of getting what I can
And I understand
I wish that you would like me like some times
Maybe I came a little late and you’re better off
And I understand
And its not like id do anything
Its just hopeless wishing
And im always overthinking
And its not like id do anything
I dont you to see me cry
Thats embarrassing
Fuck it all im sleeping
Fuck it all im dreaming
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