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disco demolition night
02:07
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let's go get the car tonight
kill everyone we know
they were always part of you
cut around the fatal parts
i've become the thing you hate
the thing we swore we would destroy
let's go out on the stage
stab each other endlessly
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untitled (jan. 15)
01:31
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where we're going, we don't need love
just adrenaline, coffee, and a lot of drugs
i'll see you again tomorrow hopefully
where we're going, we don't need love
just adrenaline, coffee, and a lot of drugs
an ability to forget everything that happened the day after
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the sun is hidden
behind the clouds
the sun goes down
i see it fall
i write your name
at the grocery store
i want to see
what it's like to be you
i'm lying down
it's raining now
when things are gone
you can't have them back
i close my eyes
it's late at night
i hope i won't
have that dream again
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"i'm not scared of cars anymore. i don't even get scared when they drive past."
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5. |
hidden sister (china)
01:49
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Neurotics California
dead monument
2019 - 2021
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