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Dead Ends
02:09
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As I walk into the doors
The rain pours over me
A miserable fuck oh what such luck
That I've been born with the crutch of everything
That forces doubt
Oh where, will I stay tonight
On the bathroom floor, tonight
And I will recover my bones
(I just wanted to be normal again, and I never wanted to be that way)
And I will thank you for everything
When I'm gone
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E9-A7-A0
02:17
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Fifteen Fathoms Albrightsville, Pennsylvania
I'm Eric and I get sad alot. So here's some songs about that.
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