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Daisy (Fine By Myself)
04:11
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Call, the phone
Maybe somebody'll pick up for you
Tomorrow
Everything you got to say is hell
But you don't know
More about me than I know of myself
Though you think so
Explain this to me then
Daisy,
Do you think you're gonna save me from myself,
When lately nothing's gonna change?
I don't know why
You're always finding something else
Here in your mind
And dragging me back off your shelf
I was just fine
Here all by myself
Here all by myself
You say don't go
Then you leave whenever you might want to
And break my bones
From dragging me down and around this town
Well build your home
With somebody who could possibly love you
Like the joke
You're making me out to be when
Daisy,
Do you think you're going crazy for someone else?
'Cause lately have you heard what you're saying?
Or how it's felt?
You're blaming me for not behaving
Like the guys you've met
And claiming nothing's gonna change
I don't know why
You're always finding someone else
Here in your mind
But dragging me back off your shelf
I was just fine
Here all by myself
Here all by myself
We both feel low
So I'm sure it's best for me to go
And I feel at home
Walking this city in the rain, alone
And when it's cold
I've always been fine warming my own bones
And now I know you're never gonna change
I don't know why
You're always finding something else
Here in your mind
Quit dragging me back off your shelf
I was just fine
Here all by myself
I was here all by myself
I don't know why
You're always finding someone else
Here in your mind
And dragging me back off your shelf
I was just fine
Here all by myself
Here all by myself
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2. |
Don't Breath
04:22
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Got a flight but didn't know I saw it
Making space while we're working on this?
You know I trusted you
The same trust you abused
I know you lied when you said you bought it
Now you're not even sure if you want
Somewhere different every night
You'll never get it right
Kissimmee is nowhere near Daytona
So when you said that you'd want to go
That you're just "passing through"
That was when I knew
Tell him I saw the calls since last August
And I hope he can teach Steven what "God" is
And you can keep our son
'Cause by then I'll be gone
Don't breath
Don't breath
Don't breath on me
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3. |
Mike's a Good Guy
03:12
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Mike was a good guy
It just hurt when Matty died
A gun can put you under a spell
But sometimes the badge doesn't treat you well
Something's gotta take
Someone's gotta pay for it
Something's gonna break
Someone's gotta pay for it
I remember when Kaylee was standing in the pool
While the two guys watched on the rooftop
I glared
I never said I ever was a good guy
But I sure wasn't scared
Someone's gotta pay
Someone's gotta break for it
Something's gonna break
Someone's gotta die for this
And Mike was a good guy
It just hurt when Matty died
Something's gonna break
Someone's gotta pay for it
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4. |
Golden Age
03:01
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Fire all the freaks
From the warm city mystique
For not latching to belief
In some romantic age disease
They might say
We're all the same
But they never change
Their belief in a golden age
They act like they've all seen
Everything the world should be
And drag us to our knees
When the kids just don't agree
They might claim
Our youth is to blame
For taking us far away
From the golden age
They might say
We're naive up in the brain
But so were the kids who saved
All of us from the golden age
Get me out of the golden age
What the hell is a golden age?
I don't believe in the golden age
There's no such thing as a golden age
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