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01:37
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never shower
always sober
better call her
drinking water
never eating
always smoking
i wanna shower with you
i wanna get high with you
i wanna call you
i wanna drinking water with you
i wanna never eat with you
i wanna always smoke with you
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2
02:41
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sat on the floor of my green bedroom
and reminisced about the times we used to have
i played piano and my ink had started to run out
and i'm not sorry
i don't know what i'm thinking
i have so much to love
so many reasons to live
i hope you do the same
you always liked my room
theres always been an attraction towards you
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purple
02:37
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purple flowers blossom on stone walls
shell shard stuck me to the ground
violently and vibrantly you appeared
with stone cold eyes
and a beating heart
we met by the ocean
the only one
as it seems dead birds start to from in my presence
no gasoline, not rich nor poor
i am unhappy with the choice i have chosen
sucked from the shrubs and doused in sand
the jellyfish called your name
and the sun spat banter from its throne
i shouted i loved you and i scared you away
did i scare you away?
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