1. |
95 On Empty
03:52
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You have spent a long time
comparing me to people that you know
And I have spent a long time
slowly hoping days would make a mark
But they won't
And you hoped for change
But change won't come unless you get it from dollar bills
Try to rearrange the way I think
but thoughts are where I seem to get the chills
Watching cars go by
Watching the cars drive by is so depressing
After a look in the mirror
I start to think that I am looking at somebody else
Will I ever know you more than the surface
but what lies beneath as well
Plans can't stay the same
The same as they were when I was just 17
I'll try to come of age
As soon as I've had my fun and my fair share of spills
I know that you are unforgivable for what you've done
A tear in the cloth, one blemish alone it's worth it regardless
You're selling me out, I've got a lot of miles left to be traveled
Replaced all the parts, broken down but it's still got a heart
You're selling me out
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2. |
Heartbent
02:58
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Jokingly violent, she leads him astray
Constantly drinking won't drive him away to a better place
He's not my best friend
He got his heart bent
Don't even smile like you're my friend
I've got an itch to get your face bent
I hope you just understand he's not my best friend
Got his heart bent
He's not my best friend
He got his heart bent
Seems that being blind is overrated
He's immune to it, it's complicated
Wish he'd see this side it's so amazing
He lost himself a year ago
Wandering the freeway all strung out in the dark
He's lost all he had
All he had was a part of her that belonged to them all
He's not my best friend
He got his heart bent
He's not my best friend
He got his heart bent
Do you get it now that you're sedated
Acting stupid isn't complicated
When you realize that it's so outdated
Getting your heart bent
Well God damn what a hole in your head
Turned you on your side and backwards down that road again
Look at her, just-a-cuckin' you out
Yellin' "So What?" all day
What was I supposed to say?
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3. |
Relate
03:17
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So what to say out of hate
Just quit ahead, don't relate
Sitting on a park bench thinking of all the words she said
And the loss of senses
I can't relate to the fate you face
Friendship is in the past
So I've heard
Nothing you say will ever change
Thoughts occurred
Anything you say won't rearrange
After all that she said
I don't know what it feels like
As my heart goes numb
Wonder if this is real life
My ears going deaf
Maybe I'm gonna realize
That I can't relate to anything she's experienced
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Sally
04:09
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Sally's at home stuck on the internet
The neighborhood's outside while she's still in bed
Her perfect teeth, perfect smile
Yeah she's shy, it's been a while
Lucid dreams she dreams she's in love
She smoked a cigarette
She took a couple pills
The last time she left wasn't out of her own free will
Sally's at home stuck on the internet
The neighborhood outside don't know where she went
Lucid dreams she dreams she's in love
She's just too sad to brighten up
Like a gun to my head
With a hole in your heart
If you meant what you said
I don't know it once again you come undone
You're the hand on my neck
The one who left all these scars
I suspect you'll regret what you've done
Don't let me down so hard
Just let me drown alone
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