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Luke Porter Rookie Card
02:18
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Stop
I'm getting off
Tunnel vision
Sweating on the sidewalk
Mind your business
Never mind what I got
Cruel and unusual
That's how I get my rocks
Knocked out the park too close to home
First to the feeling and last to know
Weight on my mind isn't glass, it's stone
Nothing you cast will be rational
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Hazy
02:17
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Uh oh
This ain't good man
I can feel my hands again
What's the plan here?
Can't believe I'm standing
Another round is ok
Please don't make them standard
Uh oh
This ain't good man
I can see the light again
About to log off and say "fuck this forever"
Why stick around if I can get better?
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3. |
Into the Dark
02:56
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(stare into the void)
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Cardinal
03:39
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I'm drifting away on a lake of rage
My oar has sank
I no longer dictate
I feel in my heart these waves will never break for the shore
I sink to the depths
Cephalopods for friends
Goblin bares her teeth
Another piece of me
I feel in my heart these waves will never break for the shore
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5. |
Cherry Juice
03:16
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When I looked into her legs I saw the face of god and then I quickly gave my guilt away
I have been saved
Unworthy trade
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