1. |
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it takes two to strangle
if I'm alright, I'll cut my hair
Your happiness is my main goal
and if I'm not alright, I guess I wont be cutting my hair.
it keeps getting stranger and stranger
It ok, I'm eating now
I think this thing has finally settled down
It takes two to strangle
If I'm alright Ill cut my hair.
Ill cut my hair
Ill just take care of you....cause its
easier than taking care of myself
Ill put my heart on the shelf
step back so youre in my frame
things will never be bad again
I hope
that's what you get my friend.
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2. |
HANGDOG
02:17
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Its 4:25
and youre telling me
to open my eyes
but I wasn't sleeping.
The love that runs through my brain
can't come out my mouth the same
were not quite home yet
you already know I don't believe in truth
but that doesn't mean I don't believe in you
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3. |
VINCENT VAN SLOW
04:53
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If its not too hard to get out of bed
Maybe today will be better
do something, anything
to get it out of your head
Itll make you feel normal again
Take me
to a
field
youll never know how good you are
If only she could see what I see
shed love me
take this part of me
Vincent, take it slow
I need to take it slow
Take me
to a
field
youll never know how good you are
so what if were sick
well be remembered
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4. |
untitled
02:24
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