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telegraph kill me
02:00
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your cat looks like mine
i must say
i've got some questions
what happened to our day?
there is no teaching you a lesson
we're not okay
i forgot to mention
this useless fucking state
and that boy you swear is so much better than
where have you gone
i just want to feel something that's real for once
there is no one like you
it gets to a point where it's enough
have you sat and thought
the years go by and it's nothing like our love
but it's time to stop
where have you gone
i can't stay
i'll throw out my dresses
if they don't give i'll just take
there is no room for incentive
where's your blame?
i forgot to mention
this deep rooted hate
and that boy you know is so much better than
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wut / math
01:21
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the things you find after 20 hours of petting the same giraffe:
who said i got to know math to be math?
who said i need to get you away from the punk
you got a sweet tooth
don't touch my baby or give her drugs
what's even the point of sitting down when everyone is standing up
i couldn't tell you
yeah
russia, new york
if i could go back
i wouldn't have got a strat
and if you're rude you're not bad
so don't let them try to tell you that
math
if they fuck up it's on them (it's on them)
and if i lose my voice i wanted to scream
they don't care if it's right. they just want to be right
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jennifer lawrence
01:05
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so it started with my nails
and now my body
i swear it's not me
throwing up we're both so pale
and so spoiled rotten
how have i forgotten you my love
and i still try so hard
is it enough?
you love to say it but i'm not dumb
don't be a quitter
blisters
i wish i had the brains for you and your acute ways (and days)
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