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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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Pink eye (bonus track)
03:23
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I've lost all of myself
Looking for answers
I'll try to keep my head on today
Nobody knows how to live
Everyone's improving
I don't know who to turn to today
Oh my God the winds are blowing so hard
Adjust the sails the boat is still afloat
Oh? No wind
So grab an oar and row on
Sit by yourself and ponder
On all of the mistakes
That you have left yourself today
I cry about the dumbest shit
It doesn't even matter
I think I'll get some therapy and clean up my fucking head I don't want to live in this dread
Oh my God the winds are blowing so hard
Adjust the sails the boat is still afloat
Oh? No wind
So grab an oar and row on
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