1. |
Irrelevant
01:10
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i want to be irrelevant
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2. |
Cycle
02:25
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20 minutes for the g train
but that's okay cause look what we made
the car is speeding up now
i just wish it did the same today
you said emotion was i thing i lack
i thought that one thing but it can't be that
maybe sometimes you just don't get love back
i drop the needle when i go through that
but i would only do it again
those younger years don't seem to mean much now
they weren't important but they showed me how
to wear a floatie yet still somehow drown
lover's gaze is always slightly down
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3. |
Nonrefundable
00:48
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these plants need watering
and these faces need talkin to
and this hand needs needs another one
this routine is non-refundable
miscalculation
i think an error was made
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4. |
Elementary
01:28
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5. |
Warning
01:55
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i thought about the things i hide
unholy truths and golden light
do you believe in ghosts? or maybe just hosts?
'cause they believe in me
it's hard to tell if they will leave me be
one tiny step into the room
cocktails of blood, and shots of doom
"can I see some ID?"
"idk you tell me"
she passes me the glass
it's hard to tell if this will be the last
i warned you
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All credit to Greta Kline!
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