1. |
Rust
02:50
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how strange it is to me
that the lips that say i love you
can also say i hate you and i
never wanna see your face again
i guess i'll never love again
and how sad it is to me
that the whispers in the nighttime
turn to screaming in the faces
of the people we once loved and called our friends
i guess i'll never love again
and all i breath is shame
from the lungs of all the people who have never learned my name
and all i see is rust
as the remnants of what i used to love all crumble into dust
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2. |
Fuck New Beijing
01:46
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this is bittersweet
but theres only so many times
i can write the same four chords
with the same three lines
"god im sad and lonely"
shut the fuck up and get a life
i wrote the same album
god knows how many times
so fuck it, im done
gonna leave this shit and run
so fuck it, im done
gonna leave this shit and run
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3. |
Isn't It Strange
02:56
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i can't forget the times we
sat outside the garden
talked about the world
we shared, the lives we'd write and
the stories we'd make up to
pass the time and get through
another dull dull year
as the flowers burst into bloom
and isn't it strange
how we both ran away
from separate things
to the same destiny
and isn't it odd
how we both found the love
we thought we deserved
all those years ago
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4. |
Blue
02:36
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i think that this has gone on
for far too long
i swear i just don't care
so this is the last song
i'll write about
someone who just don't care
you used to let me sing along
to all your favorite punk rock songs
and now i'm sure you scream the
words with someone new who just don't know
you like i do
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5. |
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i guess
that this is goodbye for now
thank you
for all the memories we made
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