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Donut Fist Fight
00:53
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Buying donuts on your mother's birthday
Now it's time to say your goodbyes
Do I sound just like the band you saw the other night?
And now you're caught up in a fist fight.
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Home Security Alarms
01:48
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Tell me about museum's and letters that you'll throw away in a year after you've erased them with an eraser shaped like a coffin. Tell me about how you got drunk with your best friends, but they're not best friends at all. You're at a college knot fest asking "how do they make sports drinks in other countries?"
Your doctor says you need a therapist, your therapist says you need a doctor. So why do we crash our cars? Home Security Alarms and weed in the stalls.
So tell me, how'd you get away?
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Beer Juices
02:59
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I'm at Fourteen percent and you still haven't finished complaining about how you couldn't take your tongue out of him. I'm building a castle out of sheets and you said you're finally done with me.
And stop being, so condescending about every complain that I make. You're condescending and I'm overwhelming.
And I couldn't wait to make you explode, watch you spill like confetti on to the street and I'd rip out my teeth make all the girls scream and my friends would all say I looked like I belonged back in middle school detention and I swore for a second I wished it were true.
I don't need you, I don't need this.
I just need to feel young again.
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dannythestreet Florida
Jordan, Miguel, Adam, and Yeats
Here’s to hoping WB never finds out, but to also really hoping that they do
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