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Drowsy
03:40
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It doesn't matter either way
I'm living in a fantasy
and jealousy is killing me
Not good enough, you're kidding me
And missing out from everything
By keeping this mentality
It's not enough to say it once
It takes a whole lot out of me
This world is completely
Different , isolated, lonely
And homeless and working and boxes and angry and rats and police and noise and brief eye contact;
do you feel this too
Is that why I'm looking at you
Is this what I'm trying to prove
So tired wrong and fucking used
And if we even try to refuse
They'll kick us out that's what they do
We've got literally everything to lose
Tell yourself that's your excuse
And get me home before I choose to lay down and let cement and spit and pigeon shit and orange cones and cardboard homes and fire trucks and Starbucks cups and apathy take over me take over me take over me
So many opportunities
To stop look speak to me
But set me off and I will go
Complaining how much I don't grow
Why I thought you'd give me this
Honestly I don't know
But Take me off your bucket list
I'm not a gift, I'm just a kid
It's just a fist into my rib
I don't need them all to live
I'm wrestling with privilege
I said you'd pay, you never did
You really aren't listening
This really isn't happening
Your face is not in front of me
It's down the street, afraid of me
I'm asking that you look at me
And speak to me with sympathy
At least before you fuck me with
Your violent apology
But I'm still here apparently
You got me until I'm nothing left
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Prey
02:09
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3. |
All Eyes
02:36
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Roads
02:02
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Inhale (Instrumental)
02:44
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