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the crumpled wrappers in the car
that snuck their way out of my pocket
the plant matter ate my brain
a facebook marketplace apartment
the bands will go their separate ways
your friends will graduate from college
productive ways to fill a day
lean into projects that you've started
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2. |
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no one left to hit up,
sleep alone when we have to :(
can't decide quick enough,
grab another 6ix-er & miss you :/
there's too much time in a day!
i'm always chasing something,
it's always 16oz away
so i chart out my mistakes
call me we could crack this!
picked up with nothing to say...
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3. |
the gun
00:44
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brought in a new year on the floor
the couch is soaked, my jaw is sore
you ask me what i'm yelling for?
I don't understand the question
sit silhouetted by the door
piano loop repeats once more
just waiting till the sky turns orange
it's time to asses the damage
it's time to find my pajamas & put them on
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