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$1.50
03:26
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I was tryin to keep it a buck 50 with you
but time flies everytime I'm with you
and I look in your eyes
yeah I look in your eyes
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Somethin soon
03:30
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Between you ears behind your eyes I wanna get inside
I wanna try to hide
try to not get blinded
Cause you're a catch you got a mind full of mindfulness
you felt spit on my lips and bit into it
And everytime you reverse this verse I get a curse
I struggle to reimburse you reinvent getting hurt
between your ears behind your eyes I wanna get inside
i wanna try to hide
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3. |
Burnholes
03:06
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Is winter not your favorite time of year?
and have you really not got time to wipe your cheap mascara tears?
cause you lit a cigarette to look like movies that you've seen
but your lungs can't quite remember cause they'd always fall asleep
We're driving on your favorite type of street
the parking lot where you got drunk and curled up next to me
and i thought that it was nothing and I thought you felt the same
but i had a dream last night where I kept listening to your name
I ask if you'd stop smoking in the car
cause you get burn holes in the cushions when you're staring at the stars
And your middle name's a block away from my fondest memories
at the orchard we'd go pick time's running off away from me.
you get so stressed on little stuff
i just can't comprehend the time
you always make me look stupid
I feel stupid even when I try
Your mom told me go to trade school
I said yeah you know you're probably right
You're going off to college
i don't know what I'm doing with my life
You know I'll be around you will probably just keep seeing me
When you come back to town
you better tell me
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Bo Dakota Rock Island, Illinois
Illinois boy.
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