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Wasted Tuesday
02:52
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I don't mind when you show up wasted on a Tuesday afternoon. And, I don't care that you don't dye your hair just like you used to. It's all fine, my darling, even if we have to fake it. I don't care that you went and stole all of my favorite records. Well you bought 'em, so I hope that they can serve you better.
I don't mind.
And, you don't care.
It's good to come to grips with the new truth that you're facing. And, I never thought I'd get this far living in my mom's basement
I don't mind.
And, you don't care.
You're all mine.
But, you're nowhere.
I don't mind when you show up wasted on a Tuesday afternoon. And, I don't care that you don't dye your hair just like you used to. It's all fine, my darling, even if we have to fake it.
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Ft. Knox
02:48
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This very thing reminds you of something you shouldn't do on your own. This very tune has left you out of tune. There's no safe that's safe from me. There's no dame who wouldn't wanna be my girl.
The very way you touch your hair relieves me of the need to care about the authorities or taxes on my death. I bet you ain't seen a mess just like me yet. Oh, I couldn't care less.
You think facts and truth are enough to stop my talking this stuff?
This very thing reminds you of something we shouldn't do all alone. This very tune has played for us too soon. There's no safe that's safe from me. There ain't no dame who wouldn't want to be. There's no place that's safe from me. There's no dame who wouldn't want to be my girl.
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