1. |
Don't
03:54
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Don't eat the apple in one bite
Its mean to last you your whole life
2, 3 foresite
Is one thing you can't buy
Don't spend your paycheck in one place
I know it isn't very fun to save
But rainy days
Are surely on the way
Don't tell me I won't end up soaked
Saving up for rain feels like a joke
When they poke holes
Now my umbrella's broke
Don't spend your paycheck in one place
I know it isn't very fun to save
But all this rain
Won't disappear in May
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2. |
Microdose
02:33
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Take my hand
Hold me close
Don't you want to microdose?
Honeymoon
All alone
Don't you want to lose control?
In a minute we can step outside and
Relieve our anxiety
In a minute or the blink of an eye we can
Go back to being sweet
We're not as tough as we seem
Take my hand
Hold it close
Don't you want to take control?
Honeymoon
All alone
Don't you want to microdose?
In a minute we can step outside and
Relieve our anxiety
End of the month or in the blink of an eye we can
Go back to being sweet
We're not as tough as we seem
We're not as tough as we act
We're not as tough as we seem
We're not as tough as we act
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3. |
Alone
04:12
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Green Cherry Grove
It feels good to be alone
Lost inside the columns and rows
I'm so glad I lost my phone
My phone
I lost my phone
Green Cherry Grove
When's the cemetery close?
I wanna get lost inside the columns and rows
Wish I thought to've bought a rose
A rose
To've bought a rose
No matter what I say or do
Nothing will measure up to you
No matter what I claim to be
No one's ever gonna believe in me
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Half Bath Washington, D.C.
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