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Remember Me
03:50
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Mornings are the worst and I feel so burnt
Why does it wait, why does it wait
Mental health declines and I hate my life
Why does it wait, why does it wait
I don't really mind if I die, if I die
I don't really mind if I die, if I die
Remember me as the way that you loved me for
If I die
Remember me as the way that you loved me for
If I die
Let me go back to sleep
I am only seventeen in my dreams
So much to give but I'm hung over again
Why does it wait, why does it wait
Devil in my head makes me stay in bed
Why does it wait, why does it wait
I don't really mind if I die, if I die
I don't really mind if I die, if I die
Remember me as the way that you loved me for
If I die
Remember me as the way that you loved me for
If I die
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Hank Aaron
02:04
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Hank Aaron is better than the others
And I know a girl that is a run away
Kansas City never touched the rhythm
Elephanté que se ejecota te
And I feel the same way you did to me
I don't mind you set me free
Wood glue is peelin off my fingers
Resurrected demons of the taylor clamp
Colorado is boilin in the winter
Television bleedin on the vatican
And I feel the same way you did to me
I don't mind you set me free
Fuzzy slippers dancin in the summer
Goodyear tires burnin up the real estate
California's never seen the sunlight
Richard Nixon's pissin through the water gate
And I feel the same way you did to me
I don't mind you set me free
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William H. Klink San Luis Obispo, California
Rock and Roll three meals a day
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