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Worth
02:49
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Somethings going on here and this doesn't make sense to me
Whether its the liquor store or the caffeine, I guess in the end we'll see
For some time now I've been taking my last bow
There's nothing to do now
But hold the applause
They'll try to change me with thoughts of loyalty
They'll tell me I'll be fine
It's all in your head, kid
It's not in my head
It's all around me
From billboards to TV
I can't escape it
They're screaming I'm worthless
Saying I don't deserve this
I didn't work for it
But what do they know
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Rabbit's Foot
03:42
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I was happy to see that I could still bleed
After someone knocked some sense into me
But i guess best friends until the end
Doesn't mean shit when you're already dead
On the inside
And it's killing me quicker than you think
I actually just felt my spine shrink
For some time now I've felt a little weak
But it's not like i can help it
Because I'm a coward and a fuck up
I'm a rabbit's foot with no more good luck
I'm a wave in the sea that's about to break
I'm death in the night without a soul to take
I'm at a party when you came thru
I guess you didn't have much else to do
Because I don't drink and neither do you
I guess we just missed each other
And it's killing me quicker than you think
I actually just felt my spine shrink
For some time now I've felt a little weak
But it's not like i can help it
Because I'm a coward and a fuck up
I'm a rabbit's foot with no more good luck
I'm a wave in the sea that's about to break
I'm death in the night without a soul to take
I've lost the nerve to sleep at night
Because too much shit goes thru my mind
And I can't stand to stay awake
Because the irony is too much to take
Because I'm a coward and a fuck up
I'm a rabbit's foot with no more good luck
I'm a wave in the sea that's about to break
I'm death in the night without a soul to take
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