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Teeth
03:07
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i want all the teeth to fall out of my head
so i can never speak again
now and then i think of when
we couldn't see the end
i'm guilty
i want all the teeth to fall out of my head
cause words don't flow like they used to
and we don't talk anymore
and things don't feel the same
i'm guilty
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Cheeseburger Wallace
02:08
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in your head, there's a voice that says
that this is the best it gets
cigarettes can't ease the stress
of trying to act your best
every chance you ever get
everyone you've ever met
haven't found yourself yet
but someday, you will, i bet
funny how these bridges burn
i guess that's what i deserve
it's all absurd, your every word
so i'll act like i haven's heard
of everything you said to them
and of every fuck up with your friends
once my friend, way back when
but there's no reason to pretend
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Trent Carr Monroe Township, New Jersey
this cosmic dance of bursting decadence twists all our arms collectively...but, if sweetness can win--and it can--then i'll still be here tomorrow to high-five you yesterday, my friend. peace.
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