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Too Much Coffee
00:59
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I've had too much coffee today
I'm gunna shit myself.
I've had too much coffee today
I'm gunna shit myself.
Because if you keep on drinking
you're stomach'll be sinking
until you light up that smoke
And you shit yourself
I've had too much coffee today
I'm gunna shit myself
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Where the Time Goes
03:10
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Anyway that's all for now. I've got my ticket headed out of town.
On and off the wagon 'til I'm lying with the maggots.
I said I'd quit by December but boy do I never remember.
Close your eyes and finally see that dread comes with those who speak with thee.
He said come on, come on and look outside the window
Come on, come on, and tell me where the time goes.
Get out of your head you're ticking like a time bomb
Come on, come on your lying like a dead boy.
Autumn falls and trips by fast until the leaves lie dead on the ground.
Slumbering slowly I'll tip-toe to the bottom of a bag of booze.
Smoke a pack or a carton for me until your mouth is rid of teeth
I'll say a quick yet dull adieu that no ones stopping to think of you.
He said come on, come on and look outside the window
Come on, come on, and tell me where the time goes.
Get out of your head you're ticking like a time bomb
Come on, come on your lying like a dead boy.
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Drown
02:42
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Every day seems nice when you're eating beans and rice
but you're only holding on until you drown.
And your heavy levy excuse and your cherry-picked refutes
will only last as long until your down.
But when you drop it down to the ground you'll forget about.
Every day seems fine when you're counting out the nights
howling doubt shout sounding until your down.
Although you only sound obtuse arguments are now reduced
until your pitter pattering like a clown.
But when you drop it down to the ground you'll forget about it.
But when you drop it down to the ground you'll forget about it.
But when you drop it down to the ground you'll forget about it.
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