1. |
problems
02:22
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i guess this is my life
the only one
i will
ever get to lose
many leave us too soon
the grownups coo
to comfort
those left behind
my beating heart can't find
the right time
to stay
in sync with you
stop polysyllabic praise
a won daze
these words
don't know how i feel
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2. |
stupid
03:04
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Nothing will get me excited,
nothing you can say or do for me.
This mantra you call dramatic
hides the evil behind these crooked teeth--
five days gone without brushing,
a decade since I have flossed.
Be good and knock them all out,
decaying slowly is not my cup of tea.
My angst is out-weighed only by my stupidity
Writing grotesque rap verses
showed me what it was really like to breathe.
It never got me a girlfriend,
but that's okay.
Should we be Facebook official?
IDK, how will people think of us then?
This is the greatest day ever.
I never want to see your face again.
My angst is out-weighed only by my stupidity
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