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i hit a parked car, sped off immediately. so i know karma has got her sights set on me, but i could care less, was making progress, now thats a product of the past.

im just that insecure laugh, that you let out when youre trapped and feel like you cant get out. (ha ha) (ha ha ha)

but i couldnt figure you out, sensed the faith wasn’t stronger than the doubt. i flew too close to the sun and burnt out. i just figured you were my easy way out.

and she says all my problems, are in my head, so the only way to solve them, is if im dead. its the only solution, the only distribution of the wealth is “how much can you spend on yourself?”

oh, were you too late? everyone found their new drug, they feel great.

but i couldnt figure you out, sensed the faith wasn’t stronger than the doubt. i flew too close to the sun and burnt out. i just figured you were my easy way out.

so where are you gonna be tonight? cause im coming through to keep you company, if that’s alright. wanna say im sorry for all the nights i froze up and left at four through your door. can we put that in the past, i just wanna talk, i just wanna hear you laugh and say “did it let up? i know you fell down...you can still get up”

but i couldnt figure you out, sensed the faith wasn’t stronger than the doubt. i flew too close to the sun and burnt out. i just figured you were my easy way out.

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from Real Stories of True People, Who Kind of Looked Like Monsters​.​.​., released June 9, 2015

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