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Lockjaw
04:49
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I'm so bored.
Can I ask you too?
And the bark; its starts to burn.
The chills; they'll still your mind.
Was it worth it?
I try to duck down but I keep growing
I try to preach your love but you never fucking show it
When I was eighteen
I dwindled down
Cause I've been breathing black now
Young, he ain't my friend anymore
How do you see through
I must be hollow by now.
Evade, evade
I'm weaving around all that I can
Evade, evade
Can't tell that I've always been
Heads start turning and he goes to speak
But he gives up again
I'm helpless
Aging lies
Stills turn to static
Sick tender veins
Harder on the second floor
September rains
Harder on the second floor
You left and came back
then you'll leave me again
God he'll take you from my family
Tell me why am I always feeling the earth and all its shakes?
Help me evade
Evade, evade
I'm weaving around all that I can
Evade, evade
Can't tell that i've always been
Heads start turning and he goes to speak
But he gives up again
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Drag
01:04
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I don't mean to drag you here.
It's where you go.
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4 Piece Alt Punk band from Babylon, New York.
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