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I Forget
02:53
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Loner Season
03:35
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I told my mom about us, I told her I'm not sure it's working
I told my friend about us, I'm still not sure if I was flirting
We're puzzle pieces for sure, but I think I'm on the edge
I told myself about us, haven't convinced myself yet
Sick of waiting, sick of debating
Devastating, I'm coming out of the blue
If I ever fucking leave you
I can't leave but I can't stay
I'm crossing off another day in your room
Guess I'm never gonna leave you
I don't wanna be here anymore
I don't wanna feel this way anymore
I don't wanna look at you anymore
I don't wanna be here, I don't wanna be here anymore
Should have kept my apartment, I should never met your parents
They'll be so disappointed over my sudden disappearance
What good are peas in a pod, if they just rot on the vine
Selfish to hope for better, sit back and settle for fine
The earth would stop the sky would crack
The sun would drop and it'd make national news
If I ever fucking leave you
I can't leave it'd be unjust
I said I loved you now I must follow through
Guess I'm never gonna leave you
I don't wanna be here anymore
I don't wanna feel this way anymore
I don't wanna look at you anymore
I don't wanna be
I don't know at a certain point you're just like
I don't wanna be here, I don't wanna be here
I don't wanna be here, I don't wanna be here anymore
I don't wanna be here, I don't wanna be here
I don't wanna be here, I don't wanna be here anymore
I don't wanna be here, I don't wanna be here
I don't wanna be here, I don't wanna be here anymore
I don't wanna be here, I don't wanna be here
I don't wanna be here, I don't wanna be here anymore!
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Some Other Guy
04:25
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Never Date A Writer
03:02
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Anhedonia
03:35
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In My Apartment
03:34
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Hot & Dumb
02:39
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This Song is an NFT
02:11
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something to believe
03:03
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I wake up
Check my phone
"Hey the world is sorta ending, did you know?"
But my boss is gonna freak if I don't show
So I go
Off to work
Stare at the screen
"Hey the world is sorta ending, did you see?"
Someone's talking 'bout "the new reality"
On tv
Someone lit themselves on fire in the middle of the square
Feels like everything is ending and I am barely there
And I'm not a goddamn quitter I just need a chance to grieve
And if I could have just one thing it'd be something to believe
Get a call
Oh how nice
If I make a big donation we'll be fine
Politician setting ransom, here's the price
For your rights
Back at home
Can't relax
I recall the active shooter drills in class
And half the world don't even care about the facts
but hey... low tax
Someone lit themselves on fire in the middle of the square
Feels like everything is ending and I am barely there
And I'm not a goddamn quitter I just need a chance to grieve
And if I could have just one thing it'd be something to believe
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Redo
03:02
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