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Hate This Town
03:15
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Someday I wanna go, I wanna go home
I hate this town, oh so much
So best of luck, I know it sucks
But somedays I couldn't give a fuck
Rest assured, I could let you burn
Stay still, your head's in the clouds
So I sink my teeth in
Someday I wanna go, I wanna go home
I hate this town, oh so much
So best of luck, I know it sucks
But somedays I couldn't give a fuck
And I know it's so, so hard
I can't keep you apart
Someday I wanna go, I wanna go home
I hate this town, oh so much
So best of luck, I know it sucks
But somedays I couldn't give a fuck
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7 Or 8 Inches Deep
03:11
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It was our first date out
I know whacha thinkin' about
Does he say "please" and "thank you"?
Will he respect my boundries?
Thank you.
And I was 7 or 8 inches deep
In your eyes, your eyes
7 or 8 inches deep
In your eyes, your eyes
It was our second date, whoa
Went to a shopping mall
It was late, was late, was late
At least past 6 PM
We saw Friday The 13th
Nightmare On Elm Street
I'm guessing you had a lot of fun
You said "it's getting kinda late for my curfew"
Even though you're twenty-fucking-nine
And I was 7 or 8 inches deep
In your eyes, your eyes
7 or 8 inches deep
In your eyes, your eyes
Back when we met in high school,
I couldn't say a damn thing
We were separated
You sat at the cool kids table
And I was 7 or 8 inches deep
In your eyes, your eyes
7 or 8 inches deep
In your eyes, your eyes
Your eyes
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Chasing Erin San Diego, California
Chasing Erin is an Alternative Rock/Post-Hardcore one-man recording project based in San Diego, CA.
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