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Hey!
01:28
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Nocturnal Migraine
02:59
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No more sad songs today
No more sad songs tomorrow if that's ok
Why do we listen to such sad music
No more sad songs for you
No more sad songs for your boyfriend too
Why do we pity ourselves so much
No more sad songs for each other
No more sad songs forever
Why do we romanticize our own illnesses
No more sad songs for me
I'm sick and tired of staying in my room
Pitying myself
Doing nothing but crying
I've been staying in my room so mysterious
I've been exercising well and I'll never know the way
And I wish that I could do it on the floor
But I don't think that I love you anymore
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3. |
Waiting
02:22
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Falling
I had to go just to know what
I had to do to live again
I've been waiting for way too long
I've been holding myself down
I had to something right
Make me feel alone tonight
I've been waiting for my life to be
I've been waiting for way too long
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4. |
Punchback
03:11
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Waste my time I've got a lot to give
For you to spend however much you'd like to
I'll be waiting, a twist upon a shelf
For you complacent and ever wasting hell
I never wanna waste my time don't have to go
I will not wait I do not know
On all myself on all ok
I could not wait, no other way
And maybe there was not enough I've got to go
I'm waiting on the ride, I don't want to go
No I don't want to ever go
Have you heard me in oh complacent waters
God damn people and all their useless slaughter
I don't know what else to do with me
So I'll keep my peace and maybe they will see
I never wanna waste my time don't have to go
I will not wait I do not know
On all myself on all ok
I could not wait, no other way
And maybe there was not enough I've got to go
I'm waiting on the ride, I don't want to go
No I don't want to ever go
Have
You
Been
Drinking
All
Alone
Again
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How are you doing?
Do you want to die?
How do you sleep at night?
Everyone tells me I should just go to bed
But I'm way too busy on my phone watching naruto
Can you hear me now?
When I scream out loud
I feel like a fool
I feel like a clown
Nobody hears me that's ok no other way
I wanna go I wanna die but I won't ever fucking dance
If you bite my finger off
And you choke on it
I will help you out
Because I love you maybe I am just plain stupid I don't knowI'll ever go but I'll never fucking dance
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6. |
See ya!
02:38
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We won't live like we thought
Some things just change too much
Who would have known about the things we had
I'll try to be a better man
Someone who can stand up
Maybe I don't like these assumptions
We'll grow slowly far apart
Won't live forever after
Like we thought
Isn't it so funny how fast things could always change
I guess I held up my end
I lost all of my hope
Who knew about the little things we had
I'll try a bunch of different things
None of them work out
But who paid enough attention
We'll grow slowly far apart
Won't live forever after
Like we though
Isn't it so funny how fast things could always change
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7. |
We're Ok (Bonus Track)
04:04
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8. |
Hatrick (Bonus Track)
03:45
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9. |
Pink Eye (Bonus Track)
03:23
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