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Woodhaven
01:17
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Where did you go?
I want to know
Where did you leave me?
Absentee
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Is all we could procure
You and I are speechless
With disbelief
At what's going on inside
There is no relief
I must've left the stove on
Black smoke billowing around us
You are hysterical I am calm
There is no point in being stressed, because
This is the future we chose
Air making me choke
Our clothes smelling like smoke
But as we're in our last moments
And everything's burning up around us
I look into your eyes
And realize
I love you
Back door is blocked by debris
A symbol of these past few years
You put your head against my chest
My shirt stained with tears
These have been a tough past couple months
But it took until now to realize
With death staring both of us in the face
All we can say is goodbye
This is the future we chose
Air making me choke
Our clothes smelling like smoke
But as we're in our last moments
And everything's burning up around us
I look into your eyes
And realize
I love you
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Born Howling
03:46
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I pull open the blinds
Watch the rain fall on the awning
Dripping through my ceiling
I just sit here alone thinking
Left wondering if you ever miss me
You were looking for the easy way out
Didn't even care to make sure I was fine
Now I see so clearly
What you meant so sincerely
I was just a massive waste of your time
And if it all showed me one thing
It's that I'm stronger than you thought that I could ever be
You tried to tear me down
Made me feel like I would drown
But now I'm telling you that I will always fight
Cause I was born howling
Born howling
Laying here alone on these cold autumn nights
Wishing you could give me some time
To prove to you
That I'm not like those other guys who screwed you over
But now I see it wasn't worth it
Why go after someone who doesn't want you like you want them?
You wouldn't show some interest
So you started making distance
But I perservered, cause I will always fight
Cause I was born howling
Born howling
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Air Conditioner
03:19
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You wish you were like me
You should wish you were like me
Looking out on the blue sea
The first time that I've felt free
I drove this far to get out of
The shadow of a town I called my home
I'm looking out over Lake Erie
You haven't called me yet
And the situation's eerie
Why can't you see
Where our bodies lead us?
It's not a good place to be
So I turn my air conditioner on
To get rid of the heat
Ripped clothes laying on the floor
The handle's pulled off the door
Just because I said I didn't want anymore
I can't handle anymore
The bottles were all standing in threes
Now they're all scattered amongst the debris
Why can't you be like me?
You should wish you could be like me
Why can't you see
Where our bodies lead us?
It's not a good place to be
So I turn my air conditioner on
To get rid of the heat
Of our fake interest in each other
Of our fake interest in each other
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