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20 Dollars
04:58
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I've been running away
but my body keeps dragging me back in
at night when I'm lying awake
I can't breath, you're standing on my chest
how do you live like you do
floating through every wall, you're hardly there
that's ok 'cause neither am I
when I look in the mirror there is nothing
so breathe in for me, strip me dry and then leave
I could pay you 20 dollars to jerk me off,
but I won't do that
I'm taking back what I gave to you
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do you still love me even though I never call
I never visit even though I live so close
I smile when I think of moving on
my legs don't listen so I guess I'll stay at home
a synapse is missing in my brain
and I can't fix it without any string
it only costs a dollar thirty
but I'm saving that money for the bus
take the time and learn a skill and see how that goes
write a rhyme and some notes and sing along
because we need a new anthem for the bleached out losers
who haven't been up to anything either
who understand the expression on my face
when I say I haven't been up to anything
don't try too hard
because you wont try at all
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