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Wasted Talent
03:28
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it’s hard to wake up
every morning
it’s not worth it
without you on my mind
i guess i’ll live off of
ramen and excessive amounts of caffeine
smoke the thought of you away
without you i’m not worth
anything at all
please just tell me that you hate me
so i don’t have to think about you at all
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your eyes are like mirrors in the night sky
and i forgot what i looked like so let me look into them
my mind is a wasteland
constantly thinking of you and if you’re doing okay
i tried to make you feel alright
but how can i do that it even i don’t feel fine
i tried to make you feel alive
but in the end i was just a waste of your time
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3. |
Rise
03:36
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blooming flowers on my bedframe
broken promises by my ribcage
record shop horror stories about how tomorrow’s boring
i am not tall enough to ride
pillow nose bleed 2 am
im still up it’s summer vacation
and i feel like i could fly
just wake me up
before you go
let me know what it’s like
to be okay
i need a rise in my life
i need a rise
pixie sticks of formaldehyde
menthol 305s never made me feel alive
i dont know where i am
but im sure as hell not home
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Pretzel Day Tampa, Florida
three piece indie emo from tampa bay, florida
vocals/guitar: vasili loumakos
drums: dimitri tsolakakis
bass/backups: tadan ginnings
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