1. |
Intro
00:25
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Thankyou for listening to our music, it means more than you could imagine.
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2. |
Get A Cat
02:29
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Who I am
and who I ever was
will never ever be enough
but you
you break the silence
with words of death and domestic violence
and you
move your chest with me
I feel you breathe
and its heavenly
if only
you were in love with me
I'd keep you awake
because I don't sleep
and I never have
but you'd be okay with that
and you and I could get a cat
and a little house
and we'd never cry
and they'd all admire you and I
and I wouldn't pry
I wouldn't talk to much
I promise I wont try so hard
if you want me to
I'll steal the sky for you
and we could paint it red and blue
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3. |
Peer Pressure
02:12
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LSD, you and me
lets build a house up in a tree
we can live there and eat take out
for the rest of our lives
and we can be high
until the day we die
ecstasy, you and me
on my neck i can feel you breathe
i touch the waistband of your underwear and you touch mine
i think i might die a few more times before the end of tonight
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4. |
Losing
02:29
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Say i miss you, im lying
because im tired of you crying
wake up in the night
because my dreams are of you dying
and i think im losing my mind
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