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Lava Lamp
03:25
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Holy Rose
02:17
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The Pain in Yr Neck
01:25
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Unwind
02:15
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Starting Fights
03:07
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Dream Journal
01:21
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Jacoby
01:50
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i take my glasses off
i move aside the cloth
i am so curious
bob is so furious
moment when we first met
umbrella over it
when will i bring this down?
when will you turn around?
i wake up in the darkest vision
why won't you set me free?
check my phone again i'm alone again
a chilling ecstasy
believe me, there's a reason that it's all not just make believe
you be the jacoby and i'll be the one who sets your body free
i'm still the darkest one
i'm still no fun
i'm still a piece of shit
i'm still not getting it
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Demon
03:36
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i woke up in the woods with an alien impulse
in between a consciousness, i'll be here for a while
you mean so much to me but i'd never repeat those words to you
do you think i'm cool?
i know exactly what you want
but it is not what i got
i know exactly what i need
but it is not what i thought
i woke up in a dream, on this island, something lifeless inside me
couldn't eat or sleep for weeks
you tell me that i'm weird, i sense an attraction
you tell me you're tired, you want my affection
you don't text me back, i need the connection
baby's a model and i am a demon
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Absorb You/Absolve You
02:30
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i absorb you
and i absolve you
you see two ghosts and you know that you're dreaming
chasing my shadow, what is the meaning?
i've been inside with my head through the ceiling
i wanna be the direction you're leaning towards
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