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Couchstains
02:31
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Well I'm always afraid, cause i tend to fade away from your minds in about a day if i don't find something to say. And I'll never get paid cause I tend to turn away from the things i gotta do today, cause I'm always afraid. It's gonna be one of those times where you give me a list of crimes that I haven't done
But you are not the only one! Rejoice in the fact!
The mistakes I have made could be counted in the stains on my couch or in my brain, the patterns are the same. And if I were one day brave, I'd probably catch the early grave, cause I'm stupid in the face, and I'm always afraid.
But you are not the only one! Rejoice in the fact!
Rejoice! You're a dick!
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American Apparel
03:36
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Skinny jeans. (American apparel) Thick-rimmed eyes. (American apparel) Be the look, of our times. Plaids and stripes, belts with spikes. Pop culture, runs our lives. I just have to dress, just like all my friends, all our worth on looks, I just follow trends. I see ads, and I clone. Got no mind, of my own. I don't wanna say, I need my friends, but I think..I think I need my friends....I think I need my, friends. Spend ten bandz, to look sheek, it seems wrong, cause it is. Clothes can't bring, happiness. But we're tricked, by the glitz. Pay no mind to the, unrest in our world. Our new Nikes dropped--on sale for your soul. One percent, owns our wealth. At least we, have cool belts. I don't wanna say, I need my friends, but I think..I think I need my friends....I think I need my (friends), its a healthy kind of dependence.
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Hello Nurse Brooklyn, New York
Jack, Joe, and Liam. Hello Nurse is a three-piece rock band from Brooklyn. Conact us at sayhellotothenurse@gmail.com to book shows and maybe talk about sports.
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