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Garbagîo Christmasî
03:13
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Skip past the part in my head
The part that's forgiving
and tell me how the hell you sleep at night
knowing how you've been living
And I see your pictures and you think
yeah you think you're so cool
Not much left to say to you
Well, you've got to be kidding me
I guess I should apologize
for what I've been saying
But shouldn't you be somewhere else tonight
kissing married women?
And I see your pictures and you think
yeah you think you're so cute
Not the first word that I'd choose
but the label it suits you well
Home wrecker
Why can't you get it together?
Home wrecker
I thought I knew you so much better
So much better
How do you do it?
How do you justify?
Everything you swear is true
But no, you do not care now that you don't have to
Just a notch above friends
and just a notch below the truth
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I wrote this message about a thousand times
but I don't have the guts to send it
Delete every character on every line
plus we both know that that won't change this
Thought it over and over in my mind
It repeats and is unforgiving, forgive me
A living nightmare where you can't open your eyes
Just open your eyes
Been awake longer than I've been living
And the hardest part is this bed, yeah I made it
Been awhile since it felt like I was losing hope
To grow stronger every cell must divide
The only problem is under this microscope
I'm split in half and I miss my other side
My other side.
Forever can end fast if you're not patient.
And love cannot last if you don't fully embrace it.
And the hardest part is this bed, yeah I made it
The hardest part is this bed, Oh I hate it! Yeah I hate it.
**Doot-doo-doo Doot-Doot-doo-doo**
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Tibetan Death Dance
03:52
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Take a look see what you find
I'm thinning out yeah you see my insides
Holding close and finding steam
Now our eyes can finally meet
Reconnect we need to disengage
Fall apart for everybody's sake
Found some closure in the hallway
and I forgot to mention...
I've been waiting here for so long
Can't wait to hear you on the radio
I've been waiting here for so long
I've been holding out for so long
Can't wait to hear you on the radio
I've been holding out for so long
-instrumental break-
Got another problem
"Yeah, we've all got them so keep it shut"
I set fire to a garden
and you could smell the smoke from Austin
I was beaten down
I was fucking around
I was partying hard and making it count
But now the bygones are bygones
We let our bygones be bygones
Cast your line out just a little, just a little
Keep your head to the ground
And maybe next time you might see things come your way
But what you want
How it's supposed to be
I guess who knows
We'll just have to see
Because I've been waiting to get this right
So how about tonight?
If the feeling feels right
Because I've escaped deep lakes, earthquakes, and rings of fire
A Wildflower in the summer shade
I'm pretty sure I heard you say
An open heart is awfully hard to contain
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Holy Smokes! Fort Smith, Arkansas
Holy Smokes! (yes, there's an exclamation point in the band's name) began writing and entered the Emo and DIY scene in
October of 2013.
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