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I would say I miss you if I thought that it would help. There's a line between us so ring your southern bell. Your teeth are bright yellow Neon lights that guide me through the night.
I just had to tell you fangs for a good time
Your purpose, your burdens, you got plenty on the shelf.
Your surplus of bourbon, you don't know when to stop yourself.
But I would give the blood red moon to lie still next to you.
Knock out every light bulb and draw the shutters tight. Leave the door ajar so you can come inside. Give me gold or give me death, I can smell it on your breath. Loving you is bad for my health. You’re my brain when it gets wet saying, “go on and fix yourself”
You're on my brain when? You're on my brain .You're on my brain you're on my brain when?
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Travis Alexander Jersey City, New Jersey
M.V.D out now
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