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Flesh Wound
03:26
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I just want to love you
Like you wanted me to
But I don't know how
I'm sick of all the fighting
You're just always crying
I need to make this stop
Taking hits of acid
Smoking packs of cigarettes
Hours and hours of catfish
I wish these nights would never end
But it will, and it does
It was all just for love
But enough, is enough
There's more to a relationship then love
I'd listen for your footsteps
Climbing up the stairwell
Eagerly in my room
I've waited here for hours
Just to see you, hello
Now I can't wait to never see your face again
I can't wait
The level of resentment that I feel everyday
Oh the weight
Though I love you
Just not the way you wanted me to
Yes I love you
Just not the way you wanted me to
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Motorcycle Helmet
02:26
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I'm always clearing my throat from this tar in my lungs
Asleep on the couch cause i just can't get up
And I swear, I'm losing it
Did I ever really have it in the first place?
I don't think I did
I'm always feeling in the worst way
I don't think I should
It gets harder and harder everyday
Just to look at myself square in the face
And I won't lie
I've spent my whole life
Feeling this way
What a same
What a god damn shame
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