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Dippin Daniel
02:41
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I don't know why
Everything is fine
In my fucking life
Nothing's changed
But why
My life was left behind
The past I cannot find
The remains
I'll waste time
Until everything is fine
Jesse?
Don't leave me
They left us
I'm angry
And pissed off
We're so drunk
Where's my phone?
Is Matt up?
Gather dippings Dippin Daniel
No way Dippin Daniel left us
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Guts
03:08
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I feel like I gotta be
Be good at everything
Please envy me
I've got guts now
Eye sores
Strained back
Cheap dares
Contracts
Call your hits now
Bawl and shit now
I don't even like it
Enough to try and fight it
You gotta be killin me
Cause I'll over-eat
And I'll have regrets
But I haven't ate shit yet
Instead
Of awkward landings
I'll grab the railing
If I have to
A dog-eat-dog world, that I made up
I feel like I gotta be
Be good at everything
Fake or mislead
I've got guts now
Why can't I be
At peace with mediocrity
Stupefy me
I've got guts now
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Oolong New York
Band from Long Island
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They are my favorite band to see live, and make great music
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