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-Couldn't Look You In The Eyes-
I just got back from being out all week.
I've not stayed in my bed for a while.
You've been on holiday, how was it?
What if I'd been with you,
Would I still feel her in my teeth?
I still feel her in my teeth.
I can't look up,
I don't deserve to.
I can't look up at you.
This is so fucked.
I don't deserve you.
I don't deserve you.
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D0 U L0V3 ME
04:11
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-D0 U L0V3 ME-
I can see there's nothing real here.
So why do you spend all your time,
Wasting over me.
I can't get away from it all.
This hurts.
It slows me down.
I know I will get over it.
You got over it.
I daydream about the way I see me,
When I wish that I was dead.
That is nothing on me.
There's nothing going on.
Nothing.
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-Shift (I Wanted Kids But I'm Too Selfish)-
Something in me changed.
I don't want to change.
I only look at it this way,
I can't get my head to work the same.
I met this guy in my dreams.
It always seemed so real.
That's just the way that I feel.
It's just a way that I feel.
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Porcupine
00:56
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-Porcupine-
Don't come near me.
Don't touch.
I'll bite.
I'll hurt you.
Expect the worst.
Expect the worst.
Expect to get hurt.
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-It Hurts So Much When You Smile At Me-
You looked so grey when we last spoke.
Do you look the same?
Do you still fear the snow?
We were going to die together,
You told me.
I got too close.
Now, to you, I'm nothing.
I'm nothing to you but a hole in a wall to be filled.
It hurts so much when you smile at me.
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