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venmo
01:50
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sorry for the thing I said that made you feel so bad
im not supposed to tell you all the ways you make me mad
I can't change the way I am just like I can't change you
loving you is deep within me I need something new
today I rolled three spliffs so far then bought myself a steak
I had to Venmo Ryan cause my wallet had escaped
feeling warm and breezy with the mountains through the rain
every time is different but the feeling is the same
don't try to mess with me buddy
im so sick of making you cry
every days a date with destiny for me
and you're just another boring guy
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2. |
wake of fear (prod. APF)
02:59
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G
When child of morning Rosy fingered dawn appeared
Em
The darker sky would disappear
If it had a chance
C
Lightning rods and camouflage
D
Wearing uggs or wearing toms
G
Skidding down the hall
Interlude
When child of morning rosy fingered dawn appeared
I was sipping on a beer
waiting for the sun
C
Box of paints and other stuff
D7
In the corner of the trunk
G
You notice that the wines been drunk
Em
by someone you can’t find
A7
Where did she go
D7
With your rosé and your really bad
Em
directions
A7
Oh here she comes
D7
She’s not afraid to ask the needed question
When child of morning rosy fingered dawn appeared moving in the wake of fear praying for a board
C
I listen and I fade away
D7
On her tongue the music plays
G
She’s come to carry me to to the
Em
clarity I need
Where did she go
With her cocaine and her really bad complexion
Oh here she comes
She’s not afraid to ask
The needed question
When child of morning rosy fingered dawn appeared
Smiling through a lack of cheer
You’re no longer here A7
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3. |
closer to me
03:38
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