1. |
Untitled 22 (intro)
00:17
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hello?
hello?
do you read me?
do you read me?
hello?
hello?!
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2. |
ritalin (demo version)
03:18
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uggggh this song is so cheesy but ok
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i cant wait
to stop taking
ritalin, ritalin
i cant wait
to feel again
i cannot wait
to feel my friends
i dont wanna be suicidal anymore
i just wanna feel
the feelings that i felt before
i cant wait
to feel again
i cant wait
to relate
to my brain again
i cant wait
to wanna eat
instead of throwing half of my meals away
i cant wait
i cant wait
for the withdrawals to kick in
i cant wait
i cant wait
to kick this habit
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3. |
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there are two people inside me
tearing me in different directions
i dont know which to go with
but i know which is wrong
and i dont think i can see you
but i know where you are
i can see in color
for the first time in years
but i dont want my eyes open
i live in constant fear
i cant wait to go deaf
then i wont have to hear
there are two people inside me
tearing me in different directions
there are people around me
tearing me to shreds
youre tearing me to shreds
im tearing me to shreds
i cant wait to fall apart
i cant wait to fall apart
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your american dream
is lying on the floor
it’s covered in dirt
it’s smothered in divorce
and all our hopes
are running down the drain
your american dream
your american dream
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5. |
drum distortion test
01:51
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humming
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6. |
Untitled 24 (ringing)
09:57
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7. |
Untitled 27 (outro)
01:14
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fragile living Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
hey, i like to make depressing music in my bedroom.
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