1. |
please don't evict me
01:51
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trash
piles up
and i don't understand why i
can't just
take it out
it's easy but i probably shouldn't
leave the house
when you're not around to
make sure that i
blew the candles out
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2. |
obey
02:06
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arms width
arms width
touching fingertips
touching fingertips
arms down
sit down
legs crossed
calm down
i will obey
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3. |
Pit
03:31
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fit me into your life
i won't hurt you i'm on your side
i will make you into mine
i will make you into mine
you are not a girl, you are a thing
for me to have when a bell rings
i haven't had one all week
aren't you just so proud of me
tell me you're proud of me
tell me you're proud of me
you are not a girl, you are a thing
for me to have when a bell rings
when a bell rings
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4. |
g2
01:29
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|
write it down write it down so you don't forget this song
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