1. |
intro
00:09
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2. |
you were gone
05:20
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from the start
you were gone
broke my heart
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3. |
fuck your relationship
02:26
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fuck your relationship
i dont care about your stupid relationship
stop talkin bout your ex im not ur babe
quit telling how things will never end
i hate your fucking relationship
you'll never ever have a relationship
i hope you'll die when you're fucking single
fuck your relationship
i dont care about your-
fucking single
fucking single
fucking *gibberish*
fucking single
fuck
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4. |
I AM DEFECTIVE!
06:01
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i, medicated
am i dead? you left cause of my mistake
my hand, i'm over it since you're
falling over, i am defective
you'd understand what's underneath
(and i know nothing)
i am taking medication,
for i am lost and i can see the truth
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what is your name? Toronto, Ontario
i create a certain vibe that i cannot describe
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