1. |
Lombard
02:48
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2. |
Cheerleader
02:25
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i, i don't think you like me
for the reasons i try to
no, you know you only like me
when i'm cheering for you
but i
i'm tired of always doin' i'm tired of always doin' the splits
i'm tired of always hearin' i'm tired of always hearin' your shit
i think you should just get over it or see a therapist but i
i quit
you can see it on the back door
of the dolphin tavern on broad
in a yellow sharpie marker
it says men are cops
and we are
hoping to not get shot just hoping to not get shot
forget what your father taught forget what your father taught
i think you should just get over it or see a therapistx3
but i
i quit
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3. |
How's The Weather?
02:15
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4. |
Grocery Blues
02:22
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i hadn't thought of you
for at least a month until
it hit me all at once
in the parking lot of the grocery store
now i can't remember
what i came here for
not sure what i'm to do
with the disposable photos from
the summertime with you
when i would smile and you'd smile right back
now it's been a while
since i smiled like that
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5. |
A Year Ago
02:45
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6. |
Bubblegum
03:02
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7. |
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i don't wanna move to New York
i don't wanna dye my hair in L.A.
it rains too much in Seattle
and i'm too broke for the S.F. Bay
i don't have to go to far
i just wanna be wherever you are
am i still an independent woman
for wanting to trust my heart?
i don't wanna move to New York
i don't wanna dye my hair in L.A.
it rains too much in Seattle
and i'm too broke for the S.F. Bay
i don't wanna move to New York
i don't wanna dye my hair in L.A.
but i would rest my head just about any old place
if you asked me to stay
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8. |
Bad Hangover
02:48
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