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September
02:44
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The second story's never better
That's why I'm leaking all the letters
I'm sinking slowly like a stone
Thinking all my guilt is stolen
I figured I lost but then I will win some
Forget what it costs
Ego's a loaded gun
I feel like a mess
In the basement
Shave me 'til my roots cave
And I'm not so pretty
Wait around
'til mid September
Don't want to have to sleep
To remember
Wait
I have your number
Don't want to have to sleep
To remember
Behind my house
Tonight, I'm sober
Can't think of reasons I should start
This time I know
Which way to go
This time I know
What this is
Wait
'til mid September
Don't want to have to sleep
To remember
Wait around
I can't keep this together
I'll be here sometime in December
Maybe next fall
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2. |
Studebaker Brown
02:51
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I thought I knew you
Studebaker Brown
i hope you miss me
When I'm not around
I'll leave the city
I hate this part of town
Studebaker Brown
I hope you choke
I'm not the same me
Studebaker Brown
I hope it's pretty
When I'm on the ground
I hope you're with me
I'll never let you down
Studebaker Brown
I hope you choke
I'm wrong again
Say you're sorry
I'm home again
Stay honest
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Palamino Montclair, New Jersey
Post-Hardcore inspired Emo from New Jersey
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