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Worn Out
03:03
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seven or eight
i think another boring night awaits
don't know what's on your mind
but we would later strip the masks we hid behind
i was worn out
i didn't know what to say
i was worn out
you said that it was okay
we drove with no direction, had nothing to prove
your parents outta town, had nothing lose
snuck in the school down the road
i liked your thoughts i started feelin bold
i was worn out
i didn't know what to say
i was worn out
didn't matter anyways
i was worn out
it took too much time
i'm left so worn out
you whisper that it's fine
i'm left so worn out
four am the next day
i'm left so worn
i watch you drive away.
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2. |
Balance
02:36
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3. |
Show Your Face
02:50
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4. |
untitled.
02:53
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