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double down (on twenty)
02:12
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i believe in ghosts, but i don't believe in love. i'm pretty sure that that shit's fake, but i'll sleep with the lights on, just in case. and you'll say, 'well, what about your parents?' and i'll say, 'well, what about yours?' don't try to play that card on me because i've been counting. i've been counting cards since i was born so i know what's best for me. i know when that face card's coming and i'll scream, 'twenty one! twenty one! nothing changes after twenty one! you all still act like you're in high school!' winner, winner. where the fuck's my chicken dinner? winner, winner.
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virginia
02:20
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you kissed the cuts on my lips from when conner hit me in the mouth. you apologized with every kiss and we laughed outside your parents house. i said, 'it's fine, it feels alright' and you leaned back into me. these days, those days seem far away or maybe the were just a dream. driving home from Virginia. driving home to you. i wanna feel that way again before i die alone. these Richmond streets seem obsolete to the ones i know back home. i said, 'it's fine, i feel alright' as i drove back to your house. i felt the cuts inside my lips and the blood inside my mouth. driving home from Virginia. driving home to you. driving home from Virginia and i don't know what to do.
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