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ignorance is bliss
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the dream is over
eyelids flicker to the touch
you know what the day will become
more work even though you've done so much
i dont know why i feel this way
why can't i be this way
i dont know why i feel this way
why can't i be this way
i dont know why i feel this way
why can't i be this way
i dont know why i feel this way
why can't i be this way
I make the usual meal of the day
eggs and rice and a bit of butter
i never thought a boring meal
could get more boring than this summer
i dont know why i feel this way
why can't i be this way
i dont know why i feel this way
why can't i be this way
i dont know why i feel this way
why can't i be this way
i dont know why i feel this way
why can't i be this way
life is a bitch, either
gives you a slice of cake
or takes a slice of you
i wish i didnt know
cause ignorance is bliss
turn rewind the time
so we don't have to meet
(do you know who you hurt?)
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what is your name? Toronto, Ontario
i create a certain vibe that i cannot describe
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