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DEJA
03:51
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HIGH ON THE LOW
HERE WE GO AGAIN
IM RUNNING IN CIRCLES
DEJA VU GOT ME FEELING SO PURPLE
I NEED A BREAK
FROM IT ALL
FROM MYSELF
I DONT KNOW
TIME TO THINK ABOUT WHAT YOU SAID
OR I COULD GET HIGH INSTEAD
THINK I WILL
POP SOME PILLS
SMOKE SOME GRASS
AND RELAX
EASE MY MIND
IT'S BEEN LOST
FOR QUITE SOMETIME
I DONT REALLY CARE WHAT YOU SAY
I GOT TOO MUCH SHIT ON MY PLATE
TO THINK
ABOUT
ALL OF
MY DOUBTS
JUST BRUSH IT OFF INSTEAD
PRETEND LIKE IT NEVER HAPPENED
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4EVR
03:32
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I NEVER THOUGHT THAT I COULD LOVE AGAIN
UNTIL I REMEMBERED ALL THE TIME WE SPENT
YOU COVERED THE FOOD
YOU HELPED ME PAY MY RENT
I HOPE THAT WE'RE IN IT TILL THE VERY END
YOU'RE THE ONLY ONE I WANNA SEE
IN MY HOME
IT'S WITH YOU I ONLY EVER WANT
TO GET STONED
AND IT'S ONLY WHEN YOU'RE IN MY ARMS
THAT I KNOW
GIRL, WE COULD BE FOREVER
AND YOU KNOW YOU HOLD THE BETTER HALF
OF MY HEART
GIRL YOU KNOW YOU HOLD THE BETTER HALF
OF MY HEART
DONT YOU KNOW YOU HOLD THE BETTER HALF
OF MY HEART
BABY, WE SHOULD BE FOREVER
I CANT HELP
BUT FEEL LIKE IM A PART OF YOU
IF YOU LEFT ME NOW
I WOULD BE TORN IN TWO
WE'RE STUCK AT THE WAISTS
WE'RE FOREVER GLUED
I HOPE YOU KNOW
YOU MAKE ME FEEL LIKE NEW
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