1. |
Seattle
03:25
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Don't mind me
I'll just be
Wrapped up in my own bullshit
It's not worth the hassle
It always rains in seattle
Is this it
Who gives a shit
No one else to blame but myself
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2. |
Cliche
03:12
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Rush and attack
We fight back
The words that you say
Such a cliche
You fell in the trap
Alternative facts
The words that you say
Such a cliche
Now you're stuck cause you fucked up
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3. |
Downward
04:20
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They say things fall into place
I think that I could use some space
It's not like it's for certain
You could be more than a sweet diversion
It's all my fault
I fall apart
I'm suspicious of my own heart
I love to see your face on my phone
But sometimes I miss being alone
It's not like this is urgent
Am I the mouse or am I the serpent
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4. |
Jawbreaker
05:31
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Welcome to the fuckin golden state
Welcome to the establishment
So get your number and get on the grid
If you think you can afford the rent
Is this punishment for our sins
You can't trust the government
It's the promise of a better place
I just need somewhere to breath
A little marijuana cigerette
No sticks, no stems, no seeds
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