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my worst nightmare
02:35
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it's nice to hear from you
your voicemail of course
it's the rest of us that are suffering but i can't curse you - i already tried my best
i wish you would go to hell. maybe i'll run into you there
it's indescribable really, perfectly. perfectly indestructible
but it's still listening backwards fo a chance at a slight change of tone
you follow me you know
is it who i am? is it who i've been? it is who i'll always be?
i can't change
you see me as prey, but i'm a predator
everything you do haunts me
will you break the character you're trying to keep up?
you're mistake. you think you've got me beat but that'll never happen
is it what i had for breakfast? is it my voice? is it my words? is it my heart? is it my soul? because none of those exist. i'm a figment of your imagination, i'm your worst fear
i like it when you get angry
it shows me i have power
i have power
goodnight i love you
one last thing before i go:
take care of yourself
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track and field
02:37
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i'm running faster
than a track racer
who does it for a living
what does that say about my conditioning?
i'm jogging on a sidewalk
i'm jogging in the middle of the road
like a suburban mom, without the money or clothes
the money or the clothes
i'm walking slower than
someone who's 10 minutes late
10 minutes late
10 minutes late
i'm lying down
i'm giving up
there's no time for me to get up
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pay attention to me
04:02
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you don't have to fall in love with me right now
you just have to be in debt to my heart
just pay attention to me now
you don't have to go
you don't have to fall in love, you just tend to
pay me a visit one of these days
you don't have to fall down
just pay attention to me now
for the first time (or third)
you don't have to fall into the same patterns that i lived in
just pay attention now
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broken egg Nanaimo, British Columbia
max pittet
everything is recorded in my bedroom
see also: sexband.bandcamp.com
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