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Summer Bop
03:11
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Came home last night
To the sound of broken glass, you said you wanted to fight
'Bout the way I looked at you when I woke up
Still singing that song
The line goes 'did you wash the dishes? did you take out the dogs?'
Still in perfect pitch; I guess I'm out of luck
I wanna be mad with you
You wanna be mad with me
Why can't I just find somewhere to meet in between
Why is it always so hard to say what I mean
Seems I'm loosing the way
'Bout weird aggression, always stressing, my obsession, with transgressions towards you
What do you want me to do?
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Kiss Me When I'm Sober
03:29
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Could you come over for just a little while? my dear
I find it hard to express myself
What could I say to make you understand?
Please don't put me on the shelf
And I always knew about you
I bet you don't even recognize my name
When you see it written on the wall
I've worked so hard just to see you in the crowd
Build it all up just to watch it fall
And I'll try to find the reasons
That keep alive the seasons
What difference does it make
When you're not the one who's seeing
The changes that are happening
All around my bedroom
I moved around my posters
I kinda wanna see you
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