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Some Shit Like McNulty
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hey, mcnulty I'll take your word. is it okay to call you tonight? hey, mcnulty it's backing up, I mean it's fucking ugly, honestly there's nothing left. something belongs here.
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I've really got it this time, I memorized everything you wrote. this isn't the first time, it could be the last time. fuck you, I'm sick and tired. I've had enough.
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open the window, let it go. (to think we were fucked from the start.) and i've forgotten where we lived. (just a couple more blocks down the street.) sitting in the backseat quoting all our favorite movies. and smoking cigs to the end til we feel the warmth on our faces. listening to hold steady, getting high, smoking heavy. and I think to myself we'll never be home again. open the window, keep it all close, we'll never be home again.
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if we give it all a rest we forgive and we forget the things we said out in the car. I felt it in my heart. you never know the things you reap when you're blacked out are what you sow. so to parts unknown I go, away from here. we spend our time trying to rewind all of these years away from here.
sometimes I feel like I'm falling asleep at the wheel if the metaphor for the car was our life apart. fucking pointlessness. drones just lost in it. this century can't see past it's own lens. connected far too much to stop and hear the violins. just violence. just fucking spit. endless, pointless shit.
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He's Not a Real Cat
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I know I should be happy. and most of the time I think I found it. a couple of friends in broken houses. and we all can't sleep. I know the flood is coming. and most of the time I think I'm drowning. a couple of friends in burning houses, and we all can't breathe.
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Baltimore Cults Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
we lived fast and died young (actually we had been a band in some form for like six fucking years. that's a long time with not much to show for it, eh?) some of us play in robins now/always did. now you're probably like "oh jesus, they did a split with themselves, how pointless" but shut yer mouth, alright? go listen to them since they actually play shows and stuff. stay kvlt, everybody & die slow ... more
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