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vonnegut
02:10
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There's something wrong with me
I get so overwhelmed so easily
I know there's nothing I can do I've tried it all
Wish I was Vonnegut I'd know how this one ends, peacefully
I drop my eyes and cut my roots to feel alive
I'm like the tree that's in my backyard
Reaching for the water, that's pulling down the hill
And it's a part of me I realize, and over, and over, and over, and over
And I don't want you to know me
But there's nothing I can do
I'm over, I'm over
Like the violent green of nature
You're in my walls
Flashing my head
And I don't want you to know me
But there's nothing I can do
I'm over, I'm over
Like the violent green of nature
You're in my walls
Flashing my head
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tea
02:28
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There's something beautiful about me
And the way I make my tea
With the water, too hot for me
And the worst part
Is I know I'll burn my tongue
And the worst part, is I'm too scared to burn my tongue
And I'm worried it's just worse to wear the wear and tear
On my sleeve
And I'm worried it's just worse to wear the wear and tear
On my sleeve
But there's something beautiful
About it
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3. |
tea (demo)
01:19
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There's something beautiful about me
And the way I make my tea
With the water, too hot for me
And the worst part
Is I know I'll burn my tongue
And the worst part, is I'm too scared to burn my tongue
And I'm worried it's just worse to wear the wear and tear
On my sleeve
And I'm worried it's just worse to wear the wear and tear
On my sleeve
But there's something beautiful
About it
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Frat Mouse Los Angeles, California
frat mouse is the band of your dreams
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