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What did you expect?
02:39
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We're dead!
03:07
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You used to bring me a brand new book
Where my giant freak head didn't look
So confusing and unsightly
Sleepless and bored to death
Now you've lost the thing
How to write about this
There's no more differences
Between Mondays and Saturdays
Are we dead ? Now it's not bad
Anyway now it's not so bad
Are we dead ? Now it's not bad
In a cave, on my bike, on my couch, bloodshot eyes
First subway, "catch me in the park"
I'm selling off your books now in parking lots
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Space Jam Club
01:04
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Intoxicated brain
02:34
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Sleeping in the bathtub
03:24
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