1. |
Beach Day
03:12
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Leaves blown, rustling
Cards shown, they're suffering
Unknown, where we go
But I know
I'll get over this one
In time
I might not care
I'm prepared, to feel alright
Hard work, everyone is off
Unsure, I'm feeling kinda lost
Want her, to feel alright
I'll get over this one
In time
I might not care
I'm prepared, to feel alright
I'm spent, tossing all night long
Regret, I know when I'm wrong
I bet
haven't seen the end
I'll get over this one
In time
I might not care
I'm prepared, to feel alright
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2. |
Sunday Blues
04:28
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Been drinking too much
Feelin unsatisfied
You wanna change your plan
You ask me mine
Can't even pretend
I know what to do
I
Know you
You'll do
What you
Need to
All you
Need to
Is to...
What happened here?
This feels like the end
I don't enjoy this fate
Are you still there?
Three hours behind
No future in this game
I've
No clue
What I
Should do
With all
This time
I'm fine
I'm fine
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