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Where Do We Go From Here
04:17
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Teacher (I Forgive You)
03:03
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One Way Trip
03:59
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yeah its been pretty crazy
I guess you already heard
don't have the vaguest idea
but I can say its absurd
try and remember who I used to be
before I was thee, ugliest of things
it gets worse than gets better
I hope I made you all proud
if your reading my letter
Im singing on a cloud.
try and remember who I used to be
before I was thee, ugliest of things
something went wrong, I'm already gone
on a one way trip, on a sinking ship.
friend don't be frightened
dear mother don't be scared
my girl don't be grieving
remember what we shared
try and remember who I used to be
before I was thee, ugliest of things
something went wrong, I'm already gone
on a one way trip, on a sinking ship.
on a one way trip, on a sinking ship.
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4. |
Bad Seed
04:29
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oh my lover oh my lover you're sweet
kiss my back and you wash my feet
but i am what i am
do what i can
you see what i see
we are bad seed
oh my Moses oh my Moses I'm lost
if promise land you understand
then pass it on
but i am what i am
do what i can
you see what you see
we are bad seed
It is what is we do what we can
It is what is we do what we can
oh my brother oh my brother you're gone
ended up in south town and you took your gun
is what it is
you died how you lived
see what you see
we are bad seed
It is what is but we do what we can
It is what is but we do what we can
I'm still searchin for the master plan
It is what is but we do what we can.
you were my best friend
and I miss you brother.
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