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Vanilla
01:16
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I think I've had enough
This pink eye is getting rough
I wake up so hungover
His stomach spilling over
Half a mil by 33
Quitting is a part of me
My skin is like a cats tongue
I mean it I am still fun
I can tell by their expressions that these people
know where I've been and where I'll end up
Stare past my eyes and see
Quitting is a part of me
Body language buries me
Quitting is a part of me
You don't know the gravity
Quitting is a part of me
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Nervous grin
Smile too hard
Break your skin
Work of art
I never knew I could get any better
What am I, dumb?
Fresh clean body
Mend my cloth
Not subtly, a brand new moth
Light from the sun is my least favorite kind
I think I'm ready to go back inside
I never knew I could get any better
What am I, dumb?
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