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Addiction Advisor Pt. 1
00:50
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2. |
Euthanasia
02:43
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was it for the best? 'cause I don't feel my best
we had to put it down
we had to put him down
we had to put her down
do you feel your best? 'cause I don't feel my best
do you feel your best?
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3. |
n'offense
02:54
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I miss the way we sang in my car
a couple Trace Mountain songs
I miss the way you look in my bed
when other people late in your spot
I feel sick
I feel sick
no more songs about you
no more songs about you
no more songs about you
I hope I can get to the real issues
no more songs about you
when I think about you I feel sick
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we are much more than our domestic product
a Hung Jury is not able to speak
we are much more than our contributions
the hemlock, although a carrot, is deadly
the walk of the horse, the tip of the tail
a man in his coat, a gun at his side
it's a choice to see good or evil
that's why I'm gray, that's why I'm a ghost
we are much more than our domestic product
a Hung Jury is not able to speak
we are much more than our contributions
the hemlock, although a carrot, is deadly
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5. |
Addiction Advisor Pt. 2
02:27
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I know I'm not a preacher
but my lips move sometimes
and I know I'm not the answer to your problem
but damn I tried
I think I'm stuck under the overpass
but before I-95
with all this luck from humans
I think id like to try
to be friends with Bigfoot
el chupacabra
abominable snowman
giant anaconda
Lochness monster
jersey devil
Fiji mermaid
ogopogo
mothman
kraken
wildman
megasnake
lizardman
cathulu
werewolf
ahool
ghoul
imp
redcap
leprechaun
yeti
sasquatch
yowi
hairyman
Florida skunk ape
Bigfoot
(Bigfoot calls courtesy of Animal Planet)
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7. |
go
01:22
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when you go I don't mind if you forget about me
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8. |
Addiction Advisor Pt. 3
00:34
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9. |
Litter Mates
02:26
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when you leave/please don't forget me
when you leave/do not forget me
when you leave/please not forget me
when you leave don't forget...
about the marvelous things we did here
and the awful things we did here
when you leave/please don't forget me
when you leave/do not forget me
when you leave/please not forget me
if there's ever a time you need help
I'll be there
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10. |
Perfect Dusk
01:35
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11. |
Chest
02:23
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I'm sorry if I'm weird today I broke my watch
and woke up with an ordinary case of
watery heart
this is for the water that was in my chest
this is for the next one I hope they treat me with the same respect that you once did
and I don't want to be another statistic
I want to move on from this
I don't want to be another statistic
I want to move on
sorry if I'm weird lately I wish I had my watch back
I wake up and think about everything that was
and how'd I sell my soul for just another day of it
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I tried to walk away
To prove I was in control
There's got to be a cure
This can't go on no more
Dressed in black in the midday sun
Break the ice and on the run
Keep this up there won't be none
I tried to be real cool
You locked me in a room
You tried to take off your dress
We both know what happened next
And when my skirt begins to ache
I realize that it's too late
To love you like a chocolate cake
Cause we both know you're my dream date
Wear an old potato sack
Trailer for a hat
Haircut for a bowl
Two eyes made of coal
One two three, one two four
The bees are hop, the bees are ho
So that's one thing she'll never know
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you are the "you" in every lyric i write
I see you in every dogs eyes
but this isnt for you its for me
or at least I think it is
(improvised nonsense)
If you ever right a song about our childhood please dont mention my name
(more improvised nonsense)
what the hell
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