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Get Some Sleep
03:37
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No one said this would be easy
Nice try but I think you missed
You're a nice guy but don't waste your breath
I think you just said grace for an atheist
Leave my face in the tear stained grass
So I can't look up and see your back
As you walk away destined for better days
I won't be there no matter what you say
I'll somehow learn to fix my own hair
You never truly cared you'll just cry and stare
Now let me get some sleep
People say the good die young,
And the pricks well they live forever
Now I can't see a logical sum
Which is why I hope to live better
Leave my face in the tear stained grass
So I can't look up and see your back
As you walk away destined for better days
I won't be there no matter what you say
I'll somehow learn to fix my own hair
You never truly cared you'll just cry and stare
Now let me get some sleep
Someone, someone kill the light
Then tell me a story that'll end in a fight
Someone, just punch me now,
You know that I deserve it come on strike me by the brow
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Busy Street
03:32
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Swing and a Miss
03:24
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Living in the Lyrics
05:35
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Coming Home
03:53
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The Guilty Sparks Boston, Massachusetts
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