1. |
Do You Know Who I Am
02:51
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I’m thinking of you
And I’m overwhelmed
I’ve got myself in a headlock
And nothing helps
I’m building a shrine to the man I wish I was
I’m asking - do you know who I am?
[Yes]
I’m not learning from my mistakes, maybe they can learn something from me
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2. |
Lifeboat Ethics
03:00
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Satisphobia
04:48
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You may say I don’t know what I want and it’s true but maybe I want you
And I may send you flowers, roses with something to prove
Self denial is a river of apathy
And the water’s so cool
Satisphobia has got a hold of me
Like I want to hold you
Certain people make me want to break out of it
Tell me what should I do
Satisphobia I’m so deep into it
But I wish it was you
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4. |
Save Your Complex
02:47
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SAVE YOUR COMPLEX
The nine most terrifying words in the English language are: ‘I’m in your DMs and I’m here to help."
Everyone has a type, and I’m no exception.
If I had to put my finger on it, I seem to have a thing for:
MEN WHO ARE SAD
MEN WHO DON’T FEEL GOOD
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5. |
Ginkgo Biloba
03:35
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I keep your painting above the circuit breaker
The only place I had room
It doesn’t match my other things
But when the power goes out I think of you
I like your dog and he likes me back
Maybe he knows something I don’t
I want you act too cool for you
But one of these days I won’t
A connaisseur of frozen drinks
A pleasure to be around
Thank you for laughing at my jokes
And holding me without making a sound
You’re my ginkgo biloba
And I hope I remember that
When my eye starts to wander off
I hope I always circle back
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6. |
Nnamdi Asomugha
02:52
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I used to think I’d lock you down
I’m in between the one I let get away
and the one I’ll let get away next
Clearly I’m still not ready to play
I don’t see an open spot
From Oakland to Ottawa
Just cut me off like Ronnie Lott
Or Nnamdi Asomugha
The days are long and nights are too
But at least the months and years go fast
The highlights are fading and doors will close
And every matchup could be my last
Fate if you’re up tonight
I need you to intervene
Out of the blue like Eric Wright
Or Darrell Green
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7. |
Submissive Cowboy
03:13
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Thanks for the memories
But really and truly
I’d rather be invisible
Than have you see through me
Submissive cowboy I know
You don’t like riding alone
Every time I read
The same dear John letter
It starts “Don’t be sorry
Just be better”
Submissive cowboy you’ll see
You’re better off without me
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Waking up on the couch
Crying on the couch
Sleeping on the couch
Living on the edge
Walking to your place
Fucking at your place
Sleeping on my couch
Living on the edge
Don’t cry in front of
Don’t cry at
Don’t cry during
Afraid to go parties
Afraid to go on dates
Afraid of really living
Living on the edge
Crying in front of
Crying at
Crying during
Living on the edge
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9. |
Sex Video
03:44
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I’m homesick for a place I’ve never been
I’m shopping for a car I’ll never drive
I’m ripping up the phone book
But I’m free at five
Can I come over?
Running my own show
Like a sex video
Time to turn me off
I think that you should go
I’m hoping for a day I don’t regret
I’m dreaming of a night that I can sleep
I’m not counting on you
I’m just counting sheep
Canceling the show
Blockbuster video
Be kind, rewind
I think I want to go
Can I come over?
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10. |
Now More Than Ever
02:48
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I will always bite a steady hand
One day I can change if I just learn how
And I might never know what I really need
I think I’m ready to make it the move
NOW
MORE THAN EVER
You can never win them all
You might have to be happy with being ‘fine’
You’ll never find the one
But you may find them one at a time
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