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July -
02:30
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I'm sorry for all those times
i didn't mean to lie
i want to see you cry
I'm sorry for all those times
overtime at night, my mind starts to die
I'm sorry for all those times
(gibberish)
this love can waitx1,000,0000
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2. |
I Just Wanna Sleep
02:27
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my pillow keeps talking, it won't let me sleep again
my mind is up walking, to places i don't want to go, today
just lay right near me, all our troubles will fade away, again
i want you near me, give you all the love that i got, today
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3. |
Pessimist
03:31
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staring at this fucking wall, thinking its a dream
i know theres better things in life, but they seem so obsolete
confined inside my misery, wishing i could leave
i'll drown myself in autumn leaves to set my body free
i'm done with all those fucking stares that tear right through my skin
i'm done with disillusions - society plugged in
brainwashed bunch of idiots, things aren't what they seem
materials are not everything, i wish you all could see
the trap they set out for you, you happily walked in
earth is not the place for these who do not want to win
ill be your pessimist, ill be your pessimist
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Debbie Downer Garden Grove, California
take it for what it is
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