1. |
Hello
03:29
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I don't wanna say goodbye
You're the best part of my life
You invited me inside
And said I should spend the night
I don't wanna leave your bed
Lett's just stay inside instead
We can watch a ton of Friends
And wait for the world to end
I wish that I couldn't think
About all the things I've seen
Happiness found in my drink
I'll throw up in your kitchen sink
I'm sorry that I fucked it up
And that I said that stupid stuff
You're the only one I love
I'm sorry that I'm not enough
Let's go out and take a walk
I just wanna hear you talk
About all your hopes and dreams
And what life really means
Spend the night under the stars
And stop by our favorite bars
Say goodbye to all our friends
Ready for the world to end
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2. |
Waffle Fries
03:19
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Wake up on the highway
On a Friday night
I guess I can't say that I'm surprised
I've hardly slept at all
Since you dyed
Your hair black and you lost your life
You were drunk so I said
"Please don't go"
You didn't listen but you never do
I offered to give you a ride home
But I was just as fucked as you
I sit in wait in my room alone
Knowing full well you'll never come home
A formal gathering
Held in your name
Spent wondering who's to blame
Your mom and dad are just
Such a mess
But look at me my whole fucking
Life's a wreck
I think about those nights spent eating waffle fries
Watching Batman and The Price is Right
I'll drive around, not knowing
Where to go
With Bob and Tom on the radio
If I'm lucky I'll fall asleep
At the wheel
That way I can see if this is real
I haven't been the same
Since that night you lied
In your bed and you
Took your own life
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3. |
Alone
02:19
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I started drinking every night
I started drinking to put up a fight
Oh no
Oh no
I just want to be alone
I don't ever want to leave my home
Oh no
Oh no
Stumble out and I'm seeing stars
I tried to get in someone else's car
Oh no
Oh no
Passed out on the bathroom floor
Wake up and I want some more
Oh no
Oh no
Fucked up and I'm heading home
Don't let me be alone
Oh no
Oh no
Get home and I fall down the stairs
And I laugh 'cause nobody cares
Oh no
Oh no
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5. |
Intermission
00:47
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6. |
The Wall
02:12
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Tells me who and what to believe
Big man tells me how to be
I'm not gonna go overseas
I know he wouldn't fight for me
Now it's time to test your loyalty
Owned by every other company
Get ready 'cause you're gonna bleed
You're gonna die for your country
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8. |
Sorry To Disappoint
02:47
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You said I should go
So I made my way to the door
With my head hung low
Don't wanna go home
Don't wanna be alone
So I'll walk down your street
With no shoes on my feet
I left them in your bedroom
With a part of me
You say I drink too much
And I don't talk enough
But you're not missing much
I'm the same as I've ever been
Boring to the end
I guess I should've known
That I'd end up on my own
Sit in my apartment
Alone in the darkness
Spent my whole week in bed
I don't wanna get up
I don't wanna clear my head
Can't help but think about
Everything you said
Like how you never loved me
And how you wish that I was dead
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I don't want to lose you
But I don't know what to do
Now you're six feet under
That giant piece of stone
Eloquently engraved with your name
Can't help but think
That I'm somewhat to blame
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10. |
And Goodbye
01:11
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I don't want to go through this again
But I don't have time to wait for this to mend
Maybe if I didn't set aside so much time to spend
Sitting in my room alone, waiting for this to end
I wish that I could see you soon
But I'll just sit and stare at the moon
I want you to see what I see in you
But you don't want to hear the truth
I've learned to love the sound of the rain
I think it helps me see through the pain
I just need to get through one more day
But I don't know if there's a way
You know that I'm afraid of change
But maybe it'll work out better this way
I know that you don't want me to stay
So I'll just run, far away
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