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Input
02:53
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Don't be untouchable
peg yourself up, it's all so vulnerable.
It's not too complicated, use your head now,
get it straight and think.
Because lately what's expect of me is hypocrisy.
I thought the point was to flex your head, and not your position.
So hey maybe, I've got input here, and a voice to hear,
and a brain to go with the gut that won't back you up.
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Taken Back
02:37
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strong hands, scared eyes
brave words are coming from your mouth tonight
dead tired, I'm dead bones
it take a man to tear his heart out on his own
young and dumb, dumb and young
how'd I think I'd be numb
young and dumb, dumb and young
how'd I think wouldn't miss this
well
Fuck the ocean and it's waves
Fuck life and it's changing ways
Fuck the kids who never loved somebody
I'm so angry that it's sad
gave me the word never thought that
someday it would be taken back
Someday it gets taken back
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Sorry
00:58
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Micah
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