1. |
So Leave
01:52
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Before you walk out,
let me explain my indifference, impatience
and lack of dignity. I’m sorry.
I know I’m not anything
you hoped I would be, so leave.
Who would blame you?
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2. |
I Can't
04:12
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22 years old isn’t what I thought it’d be at 17.
Aching skin and bones, a bed with dirty sheets,
don’t ask more from me.
Because I can’t be what you want or need even if I wanted to.
The blame is not on you.
My nights end the same, thinking of you.
Morning never change, always ready for something new.
But if it never comes, I’ll just string you along
as you wear from apathy. Please don't ask more from me.
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3. |
Are You
03:40
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I’m not too sure
about many things these days
Counting the time
between every word you say
I’m filling gaps in
to keep interested
Living fiction
alone inside my head
You are making a big mistake on me
Turn off the lights
We’ve got nowhere to go
I’m grasping for time
cause I can’t get a hold
I guess I’ve done all
there is that I can do
Loving the past
cause it always leaves too soon
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4. |
Boy Meets World
03:32
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I’m locking eyes with my computer screen
That’s standing in for my TV
That replaced some gorgeous girl
That I gave up some friends for.
It’s got your eyes, your witty tastes
There aren’t goodbyes, just replays.
The past four months I’ve been faking dead
Living life safely from my bed
But it’s time to get my shit together
I miss you, but I can’t just wait forever
For nothing
So I’m working on going out
Giving up my post in this house
I should probably shave, pay my rent
Clean this place, leave my apartment
I’ve been too afraid of what’s to come
To even try moving on
But now I know my faults, know my mistakes
I’ve learned some things, I’ve found my place
So I guess someday I’ll try all this again
I miss you, but I guess this is the end
Of nothing
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