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High and Down
01:41
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I live in hindsight and regret plenty
Always down the drain
Don't get applause but I got the clap
Time to leave town again
Feeling lucid (once in a while)
But it's kind of a blur
If I reach out, no one touches
But I wouldn't be the last or first
I HOPE YOU DIE - All my former friends said
YOU NEVER CRY - All my ex lovers said
YOU SHOULD GET HIGH - All those little voices said
And they always win in the end
The sheets are covered, over my faces
Like a coffin pall
Don't give my number to anybody
Then wonder why no one calls
High, high and down
You justify and amplify my doubts
Goodnight, I won't tell anyone.
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I'm the crowned prince of mutations
But I missed my coronation
We're living in a simulation, man
But is it good enough for me?
And I'm stuck on Earth's plantation
I slit my wrists out of frustration
I got a bad feeling about our civilization
And I can hardly breathe
Have you seen me around?
I've been missing
No one's looking - and I'm not trippin'
just tryna get a little bit more far out
Two faces in the glass are rearranging
words and colors from my lips are interchanging
I was holding back and barely holding on
Well I'm screwed each way I look it
Saw my chance and fucking took it
I found a cheap ticket and I booked it
I don't rest easily
Walking through the motions with a hole in my head
Waiting for a miracle before I'm dead
Stomach full of booze and sudafed
So I can get to sleep
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Dead End Friend
02:04
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Desertt Oakland, California
Mike from HORNSS, Jack Saints, and Solarfeast's solo records and recordings.
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