1. |
Why I Always Wear Socks
05:19
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I don't care cause we're all used
and she didn't care because she never loved me
and I have a hole as a heart
I have a river as a brain
I got too much stuff, dust and bugs
I'm afraid of you and I'm afraid of myself,
you are a flower and I'm your eyes, I will be your eyes.
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2. |
Jeans Jacket
01:41
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How could you leave me alone?
When I thought you're my happines
how could you eat me whole
when I came just for you
How could you think that you're human?
When you made me think you're mine
how can you think that you love me
if you broke both my legs and took all my honey
I don't need you, all I need is myself,
But now I'm just dirt, how could your leave me?
Oh please don't leave.
How could you sleep in my bed?
when you cleaned every feeling I every had
How could you hold my strong
When I didn't touch your tounge
You Were here when I got here,
And you were here When I first Cried,
And you were here when I first bled,
And you were here when he died.
So how could you be such a bastard?
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I miss you.
The house is wet and soft everywhere,
Flowers around the wall,
And green weeds of winter on the ground,
The house is pink and yellow everywhere.
Notes of children laugh ,
And the sound of lovers.
The house is warm and made of stone.
And worms under the trees,
Purple lemons coeverd with sweet magic.
Soft everywhere.
Birds on the balcony,
And Dinosaur bones in the stones.
I miss you, sweet magic, I Do.
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