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Pissin' in the Wind
01:26
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i see me through a frosted window
2 floors up
face to pillow stifles the whimpering
i am yours to drop
does honey ever spoil?
does honey ever spoil?
i’m pissing in the wind
pissing in the wind
warmed you up a bowl of debris
i hate the taste of milk with tea
a bone of contention i did foresee
to finish off the haze between yooou and me
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Strange Breed
01:12
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City cinema
Finest quarantine now
You need an angel
You need more sleep,
not a clown
(I'm a) Strange breed x2
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Helplessly Glued
01:23
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.......
I look 'cause I'm
Helplessly glued
Climbing with no grip of a dream
Inspiration baking a scene
of 2 shells just passing
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4. |
Doing Hell
01:18
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Your friendship is pain
I plunged it into a vein
'Cause I want more and I want it deep
The manuscript is telling me to weep
right here
Blister over an unreasonable sister
I've got the cool advantage:
A heart that's been mismanaged
Another lonely attempt
to keep you from hitting eject
right here
Hungry mirror
Daydreaming garbage
Telling cockroach jokes
and reading horror comics
I was doing hell before you came
To you, I'm just meat with a last name
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Body Melt Brooklyn, New York
ex guitarist and singer from aye nako.
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