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(Weed) Culture
02:12
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Last Year's Hiding
02:40
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Well, I know what you don't, and I see nothing.
I watch you waiting for someone to save me.
We build houses out of sticks and stones, words left crafted by a broken bone.
And you left me so easily, not surprising things turned out this way.
My demise begins, and it ends tonight.
Last year's hiding taught me nothing, I'm outside of a bruised body.
And the last thing she sang to me:
"Lie to me like you used to. Lie to me, did you have to?"
Lie to me like you used to. Make me wait, did you have to?
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