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Well you gotta make the matter’s matter
Because when your old you’ll have to pay the bills some
Other way because you can’t rhyme words like you used to when
You were a young man and you can’t do this anymore
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Help Will Come.
03:10
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I know
That it’s been hard on you
You gotta stay strong
Because they need need you more than you need them
Just gotta wait
Because good things come to those
That decide to wait
Just wait outside
And maybe they’ll come to
Help you again
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3. |
Frown
02:19
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Why are you frowning little one?
There is so much to be smiling about
Good sir
I am frowning
Because is so much more to be frowning about
I thought at one point or another
It could finally work
But it turns out whenever I try to bring my head from the ground
Someone always tries to chop it off
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4. |
Panic
01:49
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Birthday gifts and negligence
Could you fix the arrangement
I can’t myself right now
Where did my eyesight go?
Heavy breathing here it goes
I would like to read what you’ve sent
Oh my god I hit the ground
Find my head in lost in found
Ooooooooo
I found your voice on the other side
Everything is calming down
I wanna prevent this from happening again
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5. |
We Want You Out
01:49
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Well I will always lean toward her opinion
But I will never stray from mine
Don’t you get it?
We don’t wanna see you around here anymore
Well I’ve tried to help you pack your bags for
15 minutes now
But you won’t come out of your bathroom
It’s time for you to go
Don’t make this harder than it already is
I don’t wanna kick and scream
I just wanna see you leave
Real quietly please
For everyone’s safety
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The Sound Of Reason Lexington, Kentucky
It's not a phase mom
2017-2019
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