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You’ll Never Get Better
01:16
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The chest in the house they left behind
Probably holds the answers to why you’re so miserable
But you’ll never see inside
Because you hate me
And I’m in those places
You want to be
Immature
Indiscreet
It’s a secret to only me
I don’t love you anymore
As you wrap your teeth
And you taste me
Brute champagne
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The Space Song
00:28
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Somewhere out in space
I’m waiting
For you
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Happy birthday Elvis Presley
Am I as daft as it seems?
Late at night as I’m drifting inside myself
Will I be trapped in my head?
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Call Me
00:32
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You sound so sweet over the phone
Come stay with me
The ouija took my whole soul
And now I’m yours
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5. |
Surfs Up, I Miss You
00:49
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You wanna be like me
While I wanna be like you
But we’re never going back
I step inside of your dreams
You seem to be looking a lot at me
Is this real life
I can’t even tell
But we’re never going back
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