1. |
Bloodsucker
04:01
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This is a lot
But I never wanted anything to do with you.
I can't get enough
Of all of the people who tell me it's all in my head.
Maybe I'm a vampire
Sucking all your blood
And that's why you feel so drained when I'm around a lot.
Let my bed become my whole world
I'll avoid the day
And waste away.
We sit and talk
But all of the details are lost in an hour or two.
I can't get enough
Of all of the people who tell me it's all in my head.
I don't remember everything.
I don't remember anything.
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2. |
Friends
03:33
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You were out late last night
Drinking by yourself,
I guess that's normal now.
You tell me you're withdrawn
But you're not far away
You're just away from me.
For weeks I told myself
It was my job or health
Getting in the way,
But it can't always be
Just because of me,
You could have found the time.
I want to see the best in and believe the best of friends.
Let's shake on it.
I can't believe these last few months,
I can't believe you haven't seen me
Falling off the earth.
You say it's spending time alone,
It's different people every night
While I am right where we left off.
I want to see the best in and believe the best of friends.
Let's shake on it.
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3. |
Valedictorian
04:27
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Bureau in the hall,
Grand plans in a drawer.
Am I missing your address? I'm sorry.
Everything is just
Right where you left off.
And every time you want it more
In offices they're closing doors.
Do you wonder what went on
With other kids across the pond?
Am I missing your address? I'm sorry.
People rushing past you,
Not important,
Clearing desks out,
Can you hold it until you go?
Welling up in avenues,
The fear it gets away from you
And you don't even know.
Silence in the lobby
Feels like violence on your body,
Feels like you don't have an edge.
Predetermined outcomes,
Filling forms in,
Feeling useless,
Seems like you can see the end.
Am I missing your address? I'm sorry.
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4. |
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Maybe I'm a vampire
Sucking all your blood.
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