1. |
Acid Dad
04:41
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On a night taking acid baths
On a day I am dreaming
Of scalping myself
Blood pouring down my eyelids
As we do now
Satan lets his hair down
Eyes filled with blood
It’s harder In the morning
Easy
It’s easy when I’m drunk at night
Spinning
It’s easy to waste my time on you
On a day I am dreaming
Of scalping myself
Blood pouring down my eyelids
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2. |
Bongsyrup
03:55
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3. |
Almond Milk
03:42
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Savoring lost connections
Craving the living end
Monstrosity awaits in the threat of hangovers
Throwing up is half the fun
I’m crying in a bathroom stall
Nothings turning out
Quite as
It was promised to be
Wear your head out
And we fall into
A new sense of feeling like a
Wet shit
Every time
Get off the floor
Why feel sorry for yourself when you could feel sorry
For everyone
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4. |
Chum
04:21
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I alone have limitations
Lamentations
I don’t eat
Can’t sleep past nine AM
Got it wrong tonight
Can’t say I ever felt right
Fucking off the nice way
Forget me
Stick my head
In the oven
Call that shit well done
You can eat my stupidity
Suck out with a straw
To the end I’ll say
Can’t fucking wait
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5. |
Pathetic
01:56
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We scrape the bottom
Nothing left to give
So easy
Nice try didn't have a heart to save
The way down
Is crowded and fully dark
Found a coffin
To get some rest
Saved some luck, still gave up
Sky dreary
So easy
Nice try didn't have a heart to save
The way down
Is crowded and full of nothingness
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6. |
Death Clout
03:58
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