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Fest 17
02:21
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I finally come to Just outside the doors of High Dive
Missed a hundred calls from my wife
Trying to make sure I’m still alive
I make my way Past Loosey's It’s half past two
Haven’t seen Shaw and Ed for hours
Must be back at their room
And this isn’t who I am It’s not who I wanna be
I’m like the fucking grim reaper
Bringing death to the party
I’m trying to remember Just how I made my way here
I know drove to Gainesville early and started pounding beers
And I recall Pete’s weed pen and being propped against a tree
Mike missed being in the crowd for piebald
because He was taking care of me
I wake up early start sending apology texts
But Ed says
you never have to say sorry For partying the best
And come next fall I won’t remember this regret
I’ll probably get too fucked up again
on the first night of fest
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Bad Call
02:57
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I think I'm gonna be sick
I think I'm dying again
I can't stop doing the math
Calculating the time I've got left
I think I'm spiraling
I think I gotta leave
I'm faking getting a text
Instead of telling my friends I'm depressed
My fucking head's a mess
I need to get some rest
But I can't sleep
I can't breathe
I can't anything
I got a bad call coming
I got a bad one coming on
I think you're fucking pissed
I think I'm taking the hints
The way that you said okay
Has me feeling some kinda way
Oooooh ooooh
I got a bad call coming
I got a bad one coming on
I got a bad call coming
I know I got a real bad one coming on
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3. |
Fall of Try
03:04
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Well it’s just like me to moan and whine
While ignoring every sign
That a solution to my woes is within my reach
It’s like I can’t see I’m improvement blind
In a burning house saying this is fine
While I douse the flames with fear and anxiety
If I could turn it all around
Don’t you think I would’ve done something by now
Well it’s just like me to second guess
Any thought that I’ve expressed
Always convinced I’ll be taken the wrong way
If I could turn it all around
don’t you think I would’ve done something by now
If I could learn to overcome I wouldn’t feel the urge I have to turn and run
From every problem I think I have Bringing them up
when I get the chance Blame it all on circumstance
Call my friends and cancel plans
Refuse to take a helping hand
Doing everything I can To make my self feel less than
It’s not worth the effort
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Can I borrow your mistakes
I can’t make heads or tails of mine
I hear you’re supposed to learn from these things
But I make the same ones all the time
Maybe we could trade, for just a little while
I’m not trying to skirt the consequences
I just wanna learn you style
You’re a tough act to follow But I’ll sure give it a try
A bitter pill to swallow
But the one I’ve been prescribed
Can I walk in your shoes
Doesn’t matter where you’re headed
For just a mile or two
Or until they come unthreaded
We could walk together
I hate to see your feet get sore
but if it’s me that has to get hurt
Well I’d hate that even more
I don’t mean to wallow But I can’t help how I’m built
A thin shell around a hollow
Chocolate bunny Bound to melt
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