1. |
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why's it have to be so obscene
that I just want to be seen
why should I ever feel ashamed
that I want you to remember my name
don't you ever have something to say
don't you just need to scream out
because even when there's nothing to say
i just need to scream out
if it's not for you, then it's not for you
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2. |
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why'd you never write me love songs
did you ever think about it at all
well i dont need your goddamned love songs
i hope you never thought about me at all
i don't need your love songs
i dont need your love love love love
no no no no
so did you ever write me love songs
did you ever think about it at all
i dont need no goddamned love songs
i hope you never think about me at all
well i don't need your love songs
well i don't need your love songs
well i don't need your love songs
well i don't need your love love love love
no no no no
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3. |
I Might Disappear
03:03
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so maybe i just needed time away
who knows though
i think i'm going to stay
i can breathe here
and i'm the stranger here
noone would notice if i disappeared
so i might disappear
i want to disappear
i hope you're happy with whatever you're doing now
because i'm happier now that i got out
i knew you and that's all you need to care about
because i'm happier now that i got out
i might disappear
i want to disappear
i might disappear
i want to disappear
i might disappear
i want to disappear
i might disappear
i want to disappear
i might disappear
i want to disappear
i might disappear
i want to disappear
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4. |
Come Back
05:17
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the silence I dont mind
i know I'll be home someday
and all the words I know
will fit into the melody
so come back
well i was tall and strong against the wind
but I rode away to erode away again
so what's left
what's left to say or be
just dried and sunbleached
out on the concrete
come back
come back
come back
come back
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