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Big House (demo)
03:00
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You’ve got that big house to yourself now,
why don’t you call someone else,
you know it’s fine that you’re alone now,
and you can do something ‘cept sit and moan
I said don’t cry
because one month ago you were wishing me good bye
Half a world away
and you never wanted to be so close,
but I guess that it’s easier to say,
that you love me when your far away
and I said don't cry
because one month ago you were wishing me goodbye
Big House
Big House
Big House
if you think I’ll be looking for a green light
at the end of your dock
I can swear that in five years time
I won’t be driving down your block
because one month ago you were wishing me goodbye
Big House (all alone in your)
Big House (I hope you love that)
Big House (won't be crawling to your)
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Care less (demo)
02:35
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getting over what you never said
it ain’t the words; it’s what you did instead
that me doubt my own fucking head
it’s clear that yours ain’t the heart that bled
tongue tied and my teeth torn out
my middle finger points me north
I got no bags so I’ll run with the wind
but i’m stuck in place shaking back and forth
I don’t wanna be careless. I just wanna care less!
you said you couldn’t care less; but I’m left dazed and undressed
I don’t wanna be careless., but, I just wanna care less!
cauterize my mythic dreams
they often lead to a bottle of Beam
I love the sound but I hate the noise
yeah I know I have the choice
I don’t wanna be careless. I just wanna care less!
you said you couldn’t care less; but I’m left dazed and undressed
you said you couldn’t care less, nooooooo, yeah
(uh)
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