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Dear Rhode Sinners,
04:37
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I want to tell you I love you
but my words hate me
I have to steal
Theft is all that’s real
maybe they won’t hate me
i really hope they won't hate me
I think you’re crazy
maybe
I think you’re crazy
maybe
I’m ashamed of what I’ve been put through
Without you is all I amount to
I’m ashamed when I see my hands
I’m ashamed of the person I am
No more patience
and no more energy
The awful feeling of electric heat
Don’t leave no take a seat
I wish I could be your friend
But everyone just leaves in the end
I’m fucking tired of all the perks
I’ve tried nothing everything works
I’m not trying hard
I’m not sleeping well
I’m not improving
I won’t do anything
I know it’s over
and it never even really began
but in my heart it was so real
i don't think that we can be friends
Everybody came down just to see me leaving
Everybody came down just to see me leave
Even if it’s brought nothing but pain
I’d never change it
And I’d do it all again
Love's the greatest thing that
The greatest thing that’s ever happened
greatest thing that’s happened to me
God is a concept
by which we measure our pain
I am a child and I’m grown
A dream is all I own
I wake up then I’m crying
Dreamers no they never learn
but thank god the dream is over
The dream
is
Done.
God is a place that you wait
for the rest of your lonely life
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