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are you gonna waste my time
are you gonna take what’s mine
am i gonna lose my mind
are you gonna waste my time
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If I knew that I would be ashamed
I would trade it quickly for more still and silence
if I knew that I would be to blame
I would not have questioned this surface alliance
If I knew the grass would get so green
I would not have planted all these sickly lilies
If I were exactly how I seemed
we would not be failing this communication
If I knew that I would be ashamed
I would trade it quickly for more still and silence
if I knew that I would be to blame
I would not have questioned this surface alliance
If I knew the grass would get so green
I would not have planted all these sickly lilies
If I knew exactly what you mean
We would not be failing this communication
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Fuckin
I'm not worried about getting old and getting weak
I'm not worried about consequence of lack of sleep
I'm not worried about all the breakfast that I skipped
I'm not worried about all the bongs that I ripped
I'm not worried about all that dirt I ate
My immune system is in tip-top shape
I'm not worried about all that dirt I ate
My immune system is in tip-top shape
(Clown Noises)
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Brain Peel - Over Now
02:06
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you’re hoping that it’s over now
you’re hoping that it’s over now
and all the things you made me do
you’re hoping that it’s over now
no i don’t know what to think of you
just wanna get away from you
and all the things you put me through
you’re hoping that it’s over now
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