1. |
rose lenses
02:14
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Hanging round, nothing to do
Laying down, thinking bout you
And the sun comes in strong
So I put my rose lenses on
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2. |
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When you get out of a dream
You're lost, don't know what it means
When you get out of a heart
You're lost, don't know how to start
When you get out of a dream
You're lost, don't know what it means
When you get out of a heart
You're lost, don't know how to start
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3. |
smoking gun
01:34
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Flashing on the screen
Somewhere in between
It's the way that things have gone
And it's the way it's gonna be
Something in my head
Said differently instead
But I'll just brush it off as a fallacy
Cause I
Can't speak
Try to save the world from bed
Put the pills in your system
And the system in your head
Can't speak
And I don't wanna complain
It's all a big mess
It's all a big game
Yeah, what a fucking shame
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4. |
dog
01:37
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I'm just a dog
Licking my wounds
From the thing I love to do
Self-inflicted, feeling aimless
Gee, I thought this would be painless
Strength in numbers, march alone
April comes, I feel my bones
Wish it better
Will it into existence
May the truth read on pink litmus
I'm just a dog licking my wounds
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