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Tony Hawk
01:00
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There's no doubt
If you called me right now
And wanted company
I'd be down
If you asked me
To sleep in your bed
I guess I'd be
In over my head
Fucked up and had that dream again
Where you and I were holding hands
"Could you tuck me in tonight?"
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2. |
Moving Out (Again)
02:12
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Don't close the box I'm not done packing yet
I still have the picture of you and me I can't forget
The one where we were on your parent's porch
Hand in hand, smiling like fools
We were invisible
And my records are still out, the ones we can't put down
We lay around listening to every sound
What about my DVD's? The Office seasons 1, 2 & 3
Seen every episode twice, but we still laugh
Do we have to leave?
Or can we stay?
I wouldn't mind
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3. |
Dead Girlfriend
02:09
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No one ever told me that they hate me before
But what really got me was:
I thought that you would slam the door
If I fucked you up so bad after a week
Then I guess I should be sorry
But I'm not
No I'm not sorry
Why would I
Take the time to bring myself down to see you smile?
I told my friends, "I've been trying to change"
At least in my head
I couldn't care less than I do, you're already dead
I've been trying way too hard to say this
But I finally got the nerve
And I'm not sorry
Why would I
Take the time to bring myself down to see you smile?
You fucked this up and you know it's your fault
You're saying it's mine
We thought time could fix our loose ends, I moved on inside
To my bedroom filled with notes
From ex-girlfriends that you'll never know
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