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Danzig
03:25
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why not
you'll be around to see my decay
but i'll be pulling you after
so how come
words just don't ever seem to convey
my upcoming disaster
well upward tides
and condensing eyes
wont bring back the rain
they're so confident about
this is
the reason you'll want to forget this day
like slowly realizing
you're dancing alone
cast off
and cut off the veins where your conscience lays
you wont need it for this part
well what if
the dust hasnt settled on my mistakes
could it get any sweeter
the last thing that i said was something about a jazz singer
well maybe
youll ask why your reasoning's running late
to which i will respond
youre dancing alone
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2. |
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I got a secret i can't take
its not important how i wait
no i cant take this pain away
but i can take you home
(reprise)
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you dont do mondays
i dont do sundays by the beach
but we can try
i dont know how you, or why you feed
what do i feel
why do you always sit alone
why do you care
i dont know how you, or why you wont
but we can try
you dont do thursdays
you dont know what you want
the colours on the ceiling
paint forgotten feelings
its not important
or even what i want
the summers nearly ending
and im still on chapter one
the walls are up but they dont see you
i dont care, im not the first
i may not be the one who breathes you
but i'll be the one to
bleed
im living off ashtrays and cheap jokes
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Bihari Beach Chicago, Illinois
Music from three effeminate Chicago body builders.
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