1. |
Mrs. Jones
03:20
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Today
Ain't enough
For my little soul to eat up
My brain
It hurts
And I think it's gonna get worse
I know it may not be
The perfect solution
Oh but trust me baby
I have a vision
In and Out
Spinning all around
Life is like a little playground
Mrs. Jones won't cut me slack
Don't push me and I won't push back
The way this works
First you do your worst
Then take
What's left
And beat it all the way dead
I know it may not be
The perfect solution
Oh but trust me baby
I have a vision
In and Out
Spinning all around
Life is like a little playground
Mrs. Jones won't cut me slack
Don't push me and I won't push back
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2. |
Ripped
03:34
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Watch
As I
Talk to myself
About you
x3
No
Not again
I did myself
In
Hair
So beautiful
That I took some
With me
Blood
Pools
Around your body
Of lies
No
Not again
I did myself
In
Don't
Let me
Catch you
Slipping
x2
No
Not again
I did myself
In
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3. |
Sleep
03:55
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Every night
I get by
With no help
From myself
Follow me
Back to sleep
Sleep
In your eyes
I find life
In your smile
I reside
Follow me
Back to sleep
Sleep
Watch me fall
Into place
Love that look
On your face when
Follow me
Back to sleep
Sleep
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