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What I Came Here For
04:09
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Fire up, fire it up get the hell out of here
We’ve walked this vacant street
Packed earth with our feet
Never gave a thought to what was underneath
Was it something I’d said?
What it became
Came from my head
What if I don’t care
About the future?
Give me what I came here for
Give me what I came here for
Give me what I came here for
Give me what I came here for
In your fabric
A thread of doubt
Runs along
Your hem to your mouth
With those words
It snags and snaps
Comes your in to the out
Now you’re unwrapped
Climb this ladder
Just to fall every time
At the bottom
I’ll be doing just fine
What if I don’t care
About the future?
Give me what I came here for
Give me what I came here for
Give me what I came here for
Give me what I came here for
Oh, was it something that I’d said?
What it became
Came from my head
Give me what I came here for
Give me what I came here for
This is what you came here for
Give me what I came here for
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2. |
Push
04:36
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Repeater, repeat back to me
The things I wanna hear
Concealer, cover up the parts of me
You’ll never get to see
I push the pencil to the paper
And drag it out again
Push a little in my skin
And drag me up again
Cut away, all the bitter parts of me
I’ll become and I’ll come undone
Get away, because you won’t believe
The shit they’ll say
I push the pencil to the paper
And drag it out again
Push a little in my skin
And drag me up again
I push the pencil to the paper
And drag it out again
Push a little in my skin
And drag me up again
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Fault New Bedford, Massachusetts
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