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shell road
01:38
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did you ever get that calendar i sent you? the one with the giraffe in high heels
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2. |
do i look happy?
04:14
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do i look happy?
or do i look like i always do?
are you coherent?
or are you just being you?
she said it's gonna kill us in our sleep
i said is that a promise you can keep?
even at the bottom of a cup
i hope it wakes me up
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3. |
fishboy
02:16
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too shallow to dive
i can't see the bottom
follow the line
the waters buries me
fishboy
hide your fins
fishboy
swim
sand clogs the path to you
im stuck in a stream
feel the waves begin to take me
and theres not way i can leave
fishboy
hide your fins
fishboy
swims
fishboy
im not him
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4. |
home
02:24
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im dead now
you're gone too late
i think i might my go to a different place
the only thing that save us
my trigger is sticking
home
i want you home with me
home
is where i need to be
i am lost
without your sweet
craving those things that i cant receive
i dont want you to leave
i wish you weren't so beautiful
then i could never see you again
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