1. |
seven eleven
02:40
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take it or leave it
i know im not coming home
the seven eleven
says she's far from almost gone
she said im gumming it out now
i know im gumming it out now
x2
but you said what's been coming in
i said it's already been talked about
you said just go on in
i said it's already been talked about
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2. |
happiness
03:40
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you think you owe me
what it is you meant
i think you owe me
something more than that
your skin bleeds softly
like a little kid
i think you owe me
what it is you did
--
i miss you more than happiness
i miss you more than happiness, happiness, happiness
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3. |
second guess
03:35
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something good
i wanna take your hand
something bad is coming i can't understand
i want what i want and take what i need
something bad is coming i can't even see (breathe)
x2
i see it all
i do i do
don't feel so small
i do i do
i catch em all
i do i do i do i do i do i do i do i do i do i do i do
~~
(spiderman meme sample)
-espera, dime como te llamas
-lope
-lope?
-los pelos de mi huevos! (screams and laughs)
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New, Not Shameful San Francisco, California
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