1. |
Flippin' Out
00:53
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Verse:
I’m sick of telling myself to shut up
It’s not enough but
How long can I pull off this dumb bluff
Soon I’ll be in cuffs
Chorus:
My head is spinning and I can’t breathe
I’m tripping over my words
And flipping out in the street
I swear I’m cursed cause
I feel like nothing’s working for me
I’m never heard but
Somehow my blood stays boiling beneath
Cause I’m the worst
Haven’t you heard I’m a dummy?
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2. |
Alright
01:06
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Verse:
Last night you told me
You were nervous
Telling me all these stories
Like we couldn’t break the surface
Sometimes they feel like a burden
But maybe we have these problems
Cause they all serve a purpose
All of this is just to say
Chorus:
I think we’ll be alright
I can hold you all night
Looking at you through moon light
It’ll pass in due time
All in due time
Hey
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3. |
Stupid DMV
01:03
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Verse:
It seems like the worst got out of me again
It didn’t matter who could’ve seen
Cause it got ugly
Is it so much to ask for
This line to move an inch?!
When I look around
All I see is people stare and flinch
Chorus:
This place just makes me lose my mind
Standing here’s such a waste of time
Outside just fills me with envy
Cause I’m at the stupid DMV
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4. |
Thai Food
00:50
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Verse:
Going home and I couldn’t feel a thing
Heart pumps and I hear my ears still ringing
From all the singing I could’ve done with you
Chorus:
I’m up thinking about you last night
Your fit was looking hella tight
I’m sitting here with a ruined mood
Eating Thai food in the afternoon
Laying here twenty dollars down the drain
Shattered heart and a mouthful of lo mein
I’m sitting here with a ruined mood
Eating Thai food in the afternoon
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Rather Nice Providence, Rhode Island
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