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Seaglass
02:08
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The school shit feeling's back again.
replaced office days with my self resentment,
and a hanging sense of being inadequate.
It's a simple science
to bottling yourself up, being defiant to your needs,
watch your loneliness rise, health decay slowly.
It's like looking through a fogged up mirror.
Can't discern the heat you've spit from my point of view,
or reflections I can barely make of you.
Though commonalities exist in our realities,
I'll say I'm better on my own
The 20-10 feeling's back again.
Replace kid DJs with some corny cover band,
playing music I can't care to understand.
It's a simple balance
of lifetimes of settling for average,
and the decline of your will to leave your home's dying side.
It's like looking through a fogged up mirror.
Can't discern the heat you've spit from my point of view,
or reflections I can barely make of you.
Though commonalities exist in our realities,
I'll say I'm better on my own
Well, that's it.
Such a headache.
Never thought I'd be the one to say it
The pain in regret gets laughable when you can face the day.
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2. |
Sorry
01:22
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I'm gonna cut you down, bring you to ground,
Pull at those lips, watch your bullshit spill out.
Onto the floor, I'll chalkline words
to conserve and account for
Two long years, I'm glad to cut the ends,
I guess this means you know just how it ends,
don't pretend like we were ever friends.
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