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The GoodYears
03:05
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(Intro)
When I get older
I wanna be a racecar driver
And sell all my belongings to pay for a range rover
(Verse 1)
Everytime what it is I see
I look at it a bit harder and decide its blasphemy
My eyes play tricks on me a lot
(Chorus)
I changed myself for you and you didnt like the outcome
It turns the me you love is not the me that I've become
(Verse 2)
34 miles east of grove city
Lived a boy with a need for speed and luckily, luckily for him
He was buckled up and ready to drive all over town
When somebody walked in and
tore his race track down
(Bridge)
Friends and family become fiends and enemies
Anyone who tires to help is just talking down to me
As you sit at the curb your curse keeps on thickening
You finish your smoke a fish for that itch you cannot
stop craving
You cant stop craving what can you not?
Its love
Love
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2. |
Punk Tarts
01:46
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The sun outside my window tells me that today is gonna be a shitty day
It all morphs together and causes a better understatement of the things that I am tryina say
But it all combines into one thing and turns into another
What kind of fuckery is this
Your eyes are glued shut everytime you cause a problem
Like your blind to your own lies
You beleive them
You can see them
And you do them yourself
And you think that everything you do is okay in of itself
(She makes me feel happy all the time)
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3. |
What's The Story?
02:12
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I'm 20 now, thought I'd found my way
But now everything is just more insane
When I was 16 I thought that at this point
I'd have everything figured out
I guess I was wrong everything's going wrong
I don't even know why I'm singing this song
Maybe someday I will get help
But this is the best thing, it's better than "hell"
I lost my self esteem when you looked at me and said
That you wish that I mine as well just be better off dead
Well I looked at you and said "if that's how you really feel, i guess it's time to say goodbye, so goodbye!"
I don't know who I am
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4. |
Knives Out!
03:24
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Stove head, mind read
The sixth dead
Door knob, corned cob
Dirty cop
A mess, to stress
Stress leads to
Wake up, are you dead
I cant tell
I dont even wanna hear it
I dont even wanna start it
Chill before you cause a problem
Jimmy's gonna eat a bullet
Long walk, please stop
I dont care about what you're thinking
A mess, to stress
Stress leads to
Just stop before you cause a problem
Look at you all mighty with that handgun in your pocket
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It's not the time I feel like I'm gonna explode
I feel like I'm on TV I'm apart of an episode
Things started getting weird they started to kiss
Knife in her pocket and the scars on his wrist
The adventures of Scott and Marry
It's not the time I feel like I'm gonna explode
I feel like I'm on TV I'm apart of an episode
Scotty says I never thought I'd become a victim of this shit
Scotty says I do not trust anybody and I am throwing a fit
Scotty cares, and scotty knows
And scotty will eat a sandwich while you eat fish bitch
You fucking bitch , you took my best friend away
The adventures of Scott and Marry
Scott and Marry, Scott and marry
Hey Scott, hey Scott have you kissed her yet
Oh shit, you had sex
Hey Marry , you're pregnant
Hey Scott, gonna have a kid?
Hey Scott
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The Service Monkeys Youngstown, Ohio
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Alex Richards - Vox/guitar
Logan Rohr - Drums
Chris Merriman - Bass
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