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cool (i just wanna be)
04:00
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i hate my parents, they provided me
but i love my friends, they got me hooked on drugs
i hate hometown, they supported me
but i love my best friend, they're so cool because they sleep on slugs, all alone
and here i am, i get by, any way i can
and i just wanna be cool
in my bed room, could bring two, i might as well
i'll see you all in hell
i found my true self, tripping at my friend's house
now i'm so creative, watch how i don't care about anything and take a look and see how i live my life and don't you wish you were taking everything i am, all the drugs that i've been given but i'm giving up and taking off and that's a fact just take a look at how my family talks to me whoa whoa whoa whoa but now we're cool because i lied and said that i didn't need money but i did so i sold my younger brother everything i had
oh now i'm walking around, like i'm everything, god's gift to the world
oh but when i'm sat on the ground, i feel nothing, what do i do in this world?
gonna get high, any way i can
at least then i'll seem cool
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california
02:38
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Femur Rhode Island
making sad music for sad people all by myself
instagram: @femurmusic
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