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shafted
04:47
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i tried to buy your time
(but you can cash me out)
i'll earn your last name
(i'm leasing life)
is it forever mine?
(it's in short supply)
i got the last one
you want it back
i watched you wash the rind
(but will you toss it out?)
watched from the sidelines (i've seen your kind)
shit in the grass
stop complaining, you're doing fine
i got the last one
you got the shaft
shafted
suddenly i find myself shafted
shafted
finally i don't feel so shafted
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secret garden
03:05
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is it cause or an affection you've learned to show
are the things you say the things you think or the things you know
trying to protect your confection
hide your poison leaves from the fda
i was drinking coffee from a paper cup
i watched you eat cigarettes
a dog chased a squirrel
meanwhile in my pocket i'm sitting on my tenth punch
nicotine, nicotine
how you keep your teeth so clean
(grow it in your garden)
oh caffeine, oh caffeine
you know i need your handshake
(grow it in your garden)
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mess
02:50
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it's not the pan i cooked in
mine had onion grease
this the remnant of another roommate's feast
have they been eaten or the other way around?
is it because of the mess i leave around?
will i get a feeling when i've cleaned enough oh god
i hope it's worth it
i hope it comes
isolated and every mess my own
this apartment i rent is a monthly freedom
i'm domesticated i am trapped
i can't leave this house i'm just like my damn cats
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santi and catherine Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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