1. |
The M. B. of M.
03:21
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they're talking
eating chips
in my den
but i didn't want to know that
but i didn't want to know that
h.i.
hell tell me why you got my legs tied up
cause the difference is
i didn't ask for it this time
you remember
now your nose is bleeding
it's dripping on me
just like the way you used to do me
i remember
just how you used to do me
i remember
when your fingers were green
i remember
is this video real?
i can't remember
if that's how you used to be.
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19
03:23
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well, well
he's always been this way
like a loser
in his jeans he screams in my driveway
with a fake one on and a sweatshirt on his wrists
you know
when i think of him i drink and think of him
when i think of him i drink and think of him
he thinks he's your baby but i'm your parents, baby
i know
he's 19 and i'm not
and i never was, Bud.
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