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Ketamine & Yours
01:33
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Do you remember through the K-haze
the time you asked for that love letter
and I said fuck that
why would I want to go back down that road
plus I know where it goes
leading all the way back to the day I said goodbye
goodbye yesterday
I didn't care for a hangover anyway
Ketamine & yours truly
I guess it was never meant to be
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Friendship Bowl
01:57
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All my boyfirends fit in my shirts
but no one cared for my Heavenly tee
that's fine it was mine anyway
that's fine it was mine anyway
laid out all your records that night then I spelt out your name and I threw them out
fuck all your trendy shit all you ever did was scratch them anyway
so we roll
and we toke
but to you I was never happy
you took greens
cashed the bowl
even though that won't make me happy
they say we're better off alone
but to you I was never happy
even though I was never happy
Walking home alone
was I high from the night before
or was it the thought of you
I can never tell it was hadly love
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