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Drugs
03:30
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I forget where I am
I had a fever mom said its from traveling
it was supposed to be a good time
but how could i do that when i was always so anxious and high
and you, you're right where you are
doing your best, while im picking at scars
and it, wasnt this the whole time
I really loved you when my heart was right
but im eating my fruit and youre taking care of you
the weight pushing on my spine
i know those mistakes were mine
I knowwww those mistakes were mine
and i never felt so alone
sleeping next to lovers in a tent
with my knees hugging my chest
with my knees hugging my chest
and my face pressed
but im eating my fruit and youre taking care of you
the weight pushing on my spine
i know those mistakes were mine
I knowwww those mistakes were mine
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Allergies
02:22
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i woke up with swollen face
i ate too many cherries at your place
couldnt resist when i gave you some
your sweet smile and my allergies won
i cant have peaches or cherries or plums or carrots or apples or watermelon
if you dont believe me then watch my face grow
as i take a bite out of a pitted fruit that grows on a tree
puberty gave me some really great shit
LIKKKEEE blood and big boobs and sweat under my armpits
the thing i wont forget is ill never again
eat those fruits or those veggies that i call my friends.
i cant have peaches or cherries or plums or carrots or apples or watermelon
if you dont believe me then watch my face grow
as i take a bite out of a pitted fruit that grows on a tree
when im around you its like im around cherries
swollen eyes and palms are sweaty
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