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Snowplow
01:34
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i cant think of all the promises that i never kept the stranger that i should have been i feel stupid i feel sorry for you i'm not angry i just wish i didn't miss you as much as i do the last time i talked to my friend i should've been better for him i could have gone with him i cant sleep just forget me
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Threads Will Catch
02:21
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kiss you on the cheek and tuck you into bed my favorite song keeps playing in my head called my mom today she got a lot done told her i'm not doing much just having fun
pill bottles on my desk they're just my meds
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Eddie Payn3 Lexington, Kentucky
Currently residing in the Great North
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