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boabes
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i could tell by the look on your face i wasnt what you wanted
i thought you knew me by now
i always act the same when im confronted
when will i learn from my mistakes?
and now, you say youre moving on and you say you hate my songs
and i respect that
you always come and go and i never felt as distant as i did in that instant
i guess i never really listened to you
and now im revamping myself for the sake of my own health
please respect that
and know you say you hate this song and i guess youre moving on
and i respect that
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got it boss
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spooky poo Decatur, Illinois
the sickest blend of folk and punk coming at you from central illinois
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