1. |
Dumb Love Tree
02:24
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Dumb love, dumb love tree
will you please feed me
you taste, taste so sweet
you make me happy
caught inside
a landslide
sweet confine
paradise
cut off my good lung
therefore I've saved some
breathe in toxic stuff
live fast and die young
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2. |
Storage Boxes
02:05
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While I'm outside i start to notice
amongst the crowd i can tell who the clone is
he wears amass and he's fully loaded
he'll take a bite at any given moment
first glance then she's gone
she found a home on his tongue
ghost dance on the lawn
please don't come back when he's done
he's got a feeling its on the ceiling
felt a drip and he thinks the ceilings bleeding
they say to act right but i don't play nice
been blowing smoke since 1995
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3. |
Blue Orange
03:55
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went for a walk to smoke some pot
two am stroll around the block
beautiful daze just goes to waste
there's nothing to do so i'll try to escape
my friends don't even like me
they hang out without me
tese reflections see a suicidal teen
positives just don't exist
theres something strange always dragging me in
peaches and cream smothered in salt
who really cares when its not their fault
yeah the sun will pass
the sun
she gets high
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4. |
Narcotics
04:00
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nicotine in my lungs
can't tell if I've had enough
stationed inside my room
horny enough bruise
everyday gets colder
you really got me good
now I'm in the baby book
stop go and then resume
a flower needs love to bloom
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5. |
Juvenile Jazz
03:27
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when all the love goes to waste
fuck the stuff that you hate
lick your fangs and shun the strange
decide the fate of the fake
gods gone to bed
i sin again
everyone grab a hand
free will's our friend
who what where now I'm not sure
test on me to find a cure
the wind speaks loud cause its hurts
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