1. |
grime life
01:15
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i want to go surfing
but there's no waves
it's looking like a lake
these are
things i can't have
these are
things i can't have
went to the bar
didn't get laid
punched in the fucking face
these are
things i can't have
these are
things i can't have
can't have
can't have
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2. |
vices
01:46
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maybe i should stop smoking weed
maybe i should take things seriously
maybe i should stop drinking
heavily
but i won't
cuz i like to drink and i like to smoke
fuck getting paid, i'll stick to catching waves
and i never wanna see you again
yet here i am
still waking up in your bed
but you're not the one dancing in my head
why do i keep doing this
guess we all have our vices
why do i keep doing this
guess we all have our vices
guess we all have our vices
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3. |
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i've got voices in my head
telling me to get out of bed
i don't know what i'm doing
i don't know what i'm doing
i don't know where i'm going
epoxy boards
what the fuck
why do you break so much?
got no cash
guess i'm shit out of luck
i don't know what i'm doing
i don't know what i'm doing
i don't know where i'm going
there's nothing wrong with wearing your sisters clothes
when you're home all alone
there's nothing wrong
with wearing your sister's clothes
wearing your sister's clothes
i don't know what i'm doing
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