1. |
I Don't Know
02:30
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It doesn't matter what Daddy wrote
It doesn't matter what Daddy wrote
So long as Daddy doesn't rock the boat
Japan, Iran, or Cannes is where we'll go
It doesn't really matter
It doesn't really matter
My wallet's getting fatter
I'll get a little madder
I'll get a little tattered
I'll get a little sadder
It doesn't really matter
It doesn't really matter
I don't know
Inside a bubble is what I know
Inside a bubble is what I know
So please don't ever ever try to go
It's never easy to be feelin' low
It doesn't really matter
I don't know
I don't know
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2. |
Uppy Downy
01:53
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Big eyes
Bright face
Love
Thick night
Kiss Kiss
Touch
All night
Razor
Sharp skin
Cutting holes in me
Drugs in
Head begins to spin
Red is all I see
You
Are
Gorgeous
I
Want
To touch
You
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3. |
Walking in the Woods
02:03
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I went walking in the woods
So I could hide your dead body
Dogs barking like they should
Evil Triumphs over good
I'm looking for a second wife
Cuz something's wrong with the first one
Her heart stopped when she died
Now I'm smiling inside
You are dead
cuz I
Love you
You are dead
because I
REALLY CARE
It only hurts a little while
My love is acting like a band-aid
If you say you love me too
That's how I can die with you
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Dead Fire
03:36
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Hotel room is burning
A black and blue refrain
No one stopped and staring
Only smoke remains
Water kills the blazes
Doesn't ease the pain
Even dying fires burn for hours in the rain
Air's been dark and cloudy
For hours upon days
Smoke filled choked inhaling
Blackened ash and grey
Coughs from labored breathing
Begin to slowly fade
Leaves that die in autumn are easily engulfed in flame
Drinking circles doesn't soothe me
Running wild just takes me home
Watching closely draws me back into the fire
Now i'm slowly dying while the flames are burning higher
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6. |
Video Games (L. Del Rey)
03:06
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Brian Indig Hastings On Hudson, New York
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