1. |
Habits
02:39
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Fuck all the hours we wasted
and all of the time that it took
talking in circles remember
repeating the habits you shook
Maybe its not worth falling back on
over and over, I'm through
I guess all you wanted to hear was how sorry I'd be for you.
Just look at this picture you painted
you left all the happiness out
all I wanted was to see something brighter
and believe what I'm thinking about
your smile, overwhelms me
it makes my body shake
I can't stand it
any longer
ooh baby I've got habits to break
So quiet the sound
cause you've got the weight of the world in the tips of your fingers!
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2. |
Your Ghost
02:17
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I can't find a feeling
it must have gotten lost inside my soul
yeah I can't stand believing
in old habits anymore
Your wrong.
You took something
you wanted from me
a piece of my heart
just someone to talk to
yeah I'll be your ghost
yeah I'll be your ghost
I woke up sick
I shrunk in my skin
I spit up my heart
it's too bad it's ruined
yeah I'll be your ghost
yeah I'll be your ghost
If...
If I was able
to see the line that I have crossed.
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3. |
Sloth Babies
03:52
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It's a risk!
can't you see that can certainly define our lives
it leaves us worried for our future
purpose so beautifully spilled over your mind
it weighs so heavy on your shoulders at night
ohh I'm losing the feeling
and you think I'm just losing my mind
if I was all tied up in those shoes again
I think I would be unable to survive.
So best case it'll all be fine
good thing cause I don't have any time
you're always gonna be right by my side
so take a minute if you need more time
take a year, I will be right here
I'm always gonna be right by your side
but not tonight though, not tonight no
tonight's the night!
and you say your always gonna be right by my side....
I needed more time!
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