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Pity Party
07:30
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If I never changed, would I get in the way?
If I frayed, what would you say?
Would you tie me up and make me stay?
Would you tie me up and make me feel some other way?
Would you call up a mountain?
Would you call up a ghost?
Would you call up the people that I've always loved the most?
Would you call up a garden?
Would you call up a saint?
Would you say I'm a loser?
Would you say that I ain't?
I ain't gonna change.
I'll look the other way.
I feel so estranged.
What is it that you would say, if I never changed?
Would you call me up and ask me to stay?
Would you call me up and make me feel some other way?
Would you call me up and make me stay?
Would you call me up and have me feel some other way?
I want to change.
I feel so estranged.
What is it that you would say, if I never changed?
It's a pity party.
Call up my mother.
Call up my brother.
Tell them something's wrong, better come down this way southern.
I never felt so much pain.
I heard another ring.
I saw a little light and it made me sing.
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Millet
07:31
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Holes
07:48
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Pretty faces, open spaces on the wall—
can't stop staring.
I'll be laced up before I fall.
Because that's my spot in line.
She was saving it for me.
Now, I'm giving up.
I was craving it for me.
Pretty faces, painted places on the wall—
can't stop caring.
I'll be teed up before I fall.
Because that's my spot in line.
I was saving it for me.
I was craving it for me.
Now, I'm giving up.
It was made before me.
It was saved before me.
What can two lips say?
That was my spot in line.
This is my spot in line.
In these shoes, I can't lose.
Give it up.
[We are parched and lonely,
searching for love's glistening envelope.
How can we arm ourselves
against the brutality of the world
with only a heart and time to give?
Life is empty, save when there is love.
You are love made are visible.]
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