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Woke up underwater again
Wish I slept with shoes off, now look at my good socks
They're ruined, man
Tell me, who's to blame for
This misanthropic life?
It's you, now gimme five
No
You say I'm crazy, I say I love you a lot
We don't care what people say
But hey, it's all that you got
It's all I got too
It's just something you get to deal with
Never ever knowing why
We should shoot cocaine
The kids say it's the hippest way to die yet
Can you feel the sun washing over you?
Can you feel it too?
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Sidewalker
04:47
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A lot to wonder running underground
Though it gets a little too hot to think
Yeah, night's a wicked stage to ghost around
But all that walking only merits a drink
And it takes just one or two blocks to drown
I'm occupying every bed in town
In the blink of an eye
So, I hear you're chummy with the collars now
A second coming as a change of pace
As soon as you know what you're all about
I'd get the hell out of that toxic place
But you can't avoid, man- it's such a drag
When all your friends are splitting every week
Peeling out in the street
Now's not good for me
My head cracked open like an Easter egg
I made a mess around the kitchen sink
And Tom was sullen like he lost a bet
Figured that walking only merits a drink
The grief of disenchantment trumps them all
But really, you can only feel so small living here
Living here
I'm choking on my own true words
And no one is here to say nothing
I'm choking on my own true words
And no one is here to say
Why you gotta go and let me down now?
You know I'm not your friend when we're talking to people, honey
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I've got a broken heart
Sent to me from Mary, motherfucker played the part
She knew before she started
Hell hath no fury like a city torn apart
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Beautiful Ground Hartford, Connecticut
songs by James DM
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