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We Live in a home
Where all is lost
Hidden under
The structure
Were gonna die alone
Some day
Mother
Why did you leave us?
Victims of Broken Homes(they don’t belong here)
Where is their home?(where is their home)
Searching for love and peace,( they don’t belong here)
But it’s never there, no
No one to read my story
Cutting myself short
The world is not here
For the ugly
No one to love me
Mother
Why did you leave us?
Victims of Broken Homes(they don’t belong here)
Where is their home?(where is their home)
Searching for love and peace,( they don’t belong here)
But it’s never there, no
Mother
Why did you leave us?
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You can break a bridge
And sever your ties
You can backpedal
And consider your lies
When breaking a part
Of your former self
Is letting go
Of your inner hell
And its gone
Forever
Breaking a part of yourself
Of yourself
And its gone
Forever
Breaking a part
Of yourself
Old friends become strangers
That remind you of anger
And the pain that hurt the most
Will haunt you like a ghost
And its gone
Forever
Breaking a part of yourself
Of yourself
And its gone
Forever
Breaking a part
Of yourself
You can break a bridge
And sever your ties
You can backpedal
And consider your lies
And the pain that hurt the most
Will haunt you like a ghost
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3. |
Renée Renée
04:18
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Who are you, where'd you come from?
Nevermind, I don't want to know you now
I lock eyes with a Southern Belle.
She bought her privilege straight from hell .
Who says I've got one, who says I've got one,
Goddamn reason to stay here now?
I barely share two words of pleasantries.
I know my place
And I'll wear my glasses tonight, so I will find you
Because everybody has to be just like me
Will said, "What's in a name?"
Renée, Renée, Renée
The one that got away
I think her drink that night was Henny,
She bought the bottle.
Who says I've got one, who says I've got one
goddamn reason to stay here now?
There was a broken glass by the door
when she said don't call me anymore
I won't wear my glasses tonight, so I can't find you
Because everybody has to be just like me
Why does everybody have to be just like me?
I missed the sun so we sat in the dark
This is the last time I'll walk though that door
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Was that a Mistake?
02:39
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The girls that carry more pills than what destroyed grunge
Find a place in New England and they marry a pastor
I know the camera is gold to a face that has more pride than god
But I don't know anything, no I don't know anything besides curbing our vices
Instead I listen to voices which contradict anything I've ever said
Who am I to deny that I ignore them?
Kate said I swear word, I swear on my mother
It's the first time I fell in love, it's the last time I saw her
I'm not sure why it ended that way, I'm not sure why we had to stay
But I still believe in everything
Do you believe in anything besides curbing our vices?
Instead of listening to voices
It's not that I imagined you by my side, forever and ever
It's just that I wanted you to stay, because you were the only thing that felt like home.
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Uncle/Father Oscar Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
"No one cares about your shitty, pretentious, faux emo band." - a fan
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