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Maybe It's Not So Bad
01:45
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Well, the weather is changing and so is my mind.
I always feel better in this time.
Someone told me once that in fall, I fall in love.
Maybe it's not so bad.
Yeah, maybe it's not so bad.
Yeah, maybe I'm not so bad.
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Everyone thinks that they deserve a love song.
So, where's my love song?
And everyone thinks that they deserve to live long
but I don't want to live long
So, where's my love song?
Everyone thinks that they deserve to be happy,
but what if it's not for me?
And everyone thinks that they deserve to have something.
Well I, I want nothing.
Where is my love song?
And everyone thinks that they deserve to be someone
but I, I am no one.
And everyone thinks that they deserve to be something,
but I like being nothing.
Where is my love song?
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I've got a way of keeping locked up
I've got a way of keeping my mouth shut
I've got a way of always fucking it up
I've got a way of keeping locked up
was there ever a problem outside my mind?
was there ever a moment I didn't feel the time?
I've got a way of throwing out my life.
I've got a way of losing my mind.
sit on the porch and count the cars
lie in the grass and count the stars
I paint the same face everyday
I live the same life every day
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4. |
Rattle Around
01:59
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don't need no money
I just need somebody to hang out with me some days
I've got no legacy to lay out behind me
I just rattle around all day
rattle around all day
no time for anything
I stay up late and try to sing
but I've got nothing to say
with no skull around my brain
I always sound the same
just rattle around all day
rattle around all day
I alway feel the same
a constant cloud of grey
and nothing makes the change.
with no skull inside my head I can only lie in bed
or rattle around all day
rattle around all day
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These are all just things,
and they don't mean anything.
So, I'm all right now.
If I say it enough, I'll believe it.
The words I have to sing, they don't mean anything.
And the words I'm going to sing, they won't mean anything
like
"I'm all right now"
If I say it enough, I'll believe it.
I'm all right now.
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Asa Morris and the Mess Glens Falls, New York
Used to be folk, used to be punk,
Pepé Le Pew
was a real creepy skunk
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