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Love Handle - Need To
02:10
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Love Handle - Mary Said
03:44
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Cant understand why you left me alone
Cant understand why you got out alone
cant understand why youd just leave me be
But I know some punks will help us through
Why do you leave the light on
Every night I stay out with you
Ive been having nightmares
All the while disappointed
Cant understand why you left it to me
How do you know im not some simple thing
Do you believe its true
That I can bleed for you
What do you know I’ll see you here next week
Why do you leave the light on
Every night I stay out with you
Ive been having nightmares
All the while disappointed
Feels like cutting iron
cutting iron's easier
really doesnt matter
really makes life disappointing
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Grim Sleepers - GOMR
03:29
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I cant get outta my room
I’ll be here tomorrow
Ive got something to eat
Open up the door and have a seat
Ive been here all my life
Wasted and alone
Window out to the street
Doesn’t take me out of wanting sleep
Ill sit and dream a little dream
Sundowner yeah that’s me
Couldn’t pay me to get up
Live vicariously
And be a walking living thing
I worship a tv
It knows just what I want
Theres other worse things
Open up the door and have a seat
Don’t mind the smell, my water’s shut off
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Grim Sleepers Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
JM
AS
DG III
MW
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