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endless loops
03:05
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I said that id never go back to that store again
i said that id never even cut the grass again
i said that id never cut my neighbors flowers again
endless loops
hands in the air as you go down a chute
im in a car in hot pursuit
and youve been chosen as the next recruit
so now you know that weve all been duped
into endless loops
I lost my hat my wallet my phone
i said that id never go back to that apartment again
i said that id never download grindr again
i said that id never use plastic again
hands in the air as you go down a chute
im in a car in hot pursuit
and youve been chosen as the next recruit
so now you know that weve all been duped
into endless loops
i lost my hat my wallet my phone
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horror movie
03:00
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will it be about witch craft
will it be body horror
or will it be purely psychological
about the evil in every boy and girl
i want to make a horror movie
will you create fear with me
i need to set the beast free
set in a house found on craigslist
second to last to a burnt out shack on a barren dead-end
what was it that we awakened while playing divination
idle hands make the devils play things
i want to make a horror movie
will you create fear with me
i need to set the beast free
and will you play my lover that cheats on me
and will you play his online suitor
and will you play an anonymous victim
and will you play the reclusive neighbor
and will you play the one that splits people open
i want to make a horror movie
i want to make a horror movie
i need to set the beast free
and will you play my lover that cheats on me
and will you be the one that creates bizarre openings of flesh on my body
and will you play the one that splits people open
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worn marks
02:46
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worn marks on the floor from your steps to the door
coffee grounds still in the sink form your french press morning drink
if ive told you once ive told you a thousand times dont look at me with those eyes
worn marks on the floor from your steps to the door
when will virtual reality be good enough
and why cant i get lost in a book like when i was a lil kid
worn marks on the floor from your steps to the door
coffee grounds still in the sink form your french press morning drink
if ive told you once ive told you a thousand times dont look at me with those eyes
when will virtual reality be good enough
why cant i get lost in a book like when i was a lil kid
and theres still some dark mystery left in the woods
perhaps ill take a hike and let it consume me
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Fruity Ones
03:13
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from now on only silly songs
cause i like the fruity ones
and theyre probably too sickly sweet for you
but theyre just right for me
and all the other flavors are so boring
and everybody else is so boring
you were oh so creative
everybody smiled at you
and its easier when you have a parnter
its easier when you know people
and were running awway
now were really going places
and i like
yes i like
the fruity ones
the fruity ones
and theyre probably too sickly sweet for you
but theyre just right for me
yeah theyre just right for me
and all the other flavors are so boring
and everybody else is so boring
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