1. |
Rubber Band
03:14
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Hey we go again we walk around
carrying sick friends on your back
Give me a turn then turn me around,
hold me up who's helping who out
But it's not fair to say you
never wanted more from me
I put my weight on your rubber band
I guess its too much it snapped back on my, wrist
I wanna forget but i hold too tight
gotta let it slip fall right out of my, mind
But it's not fair to say I
never did anything for you
All along the streets I see
People i don't know with faces that wont, keep
They tell me hold on it's gonna be soon
just hafta make it through one more after, noon
But it's not fair to say there
never was a chance for this
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2. |
Plastic Wife
03:27
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People walk around like they know what's up
and they can see that i am going
down, down
Give your attention Give you a goal
Watch out sir there goes your soul
Pretty girl plastic wife
Tell me sir what was your
Price, price
I do not know
whats the price of it all
Is it worth the fall
If we cannot, walk away
Can you really say that you don't notice
The way that is turning
Now, now
I do not know
whats the price of it all
Is it worth the fall
If we cannot, walk away
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3. |
Five Four
03:52
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Don't underestimate the chance of what's happening to you,
You never know what's going to be
True to you
True to you
Don't underestimate the chance of what's happening
Breaks over no time breathers take too long
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Just Mel Boston, Massachusetts
Ian Silver
Isabelle Kelley
Nicole Tomaszewski
Matthew Boerner
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