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She (Acoustic)
03:48
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I miss you
I love you
You don't see me
I hold you
I hold you
My love comes free
Was it?
Was it?
Was it?
You're out there so lonely
You don't see me
I'm waiting
I'm watching
Misery
Was it?
Was it?
Was it?
Was it she?
You hold her
You fill her
When she's empty
You want her
But you're on me
Raping me
I'm nothing
You're nothing
I'm nothing
Nothing
Nothing
Nothing
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Blow (Acoustic)
05:10
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Is there room left for these bones
When I've grown out of all my preschool clothes?
That I might still fit if I changed my nose back then
And where's my mama did she go away?
Cause she's been around but who knows if she'll stay
Mama, stay
And I've been trying to please these ghosts living up here for a while
And would you know me now without my pasted on Sunday smile?
Sell your misery like its free
You can have my body if you don't want me
No you don't want me
And I've been selling my dignity all for the sake of your song
Are you still wondering if I'll ever come along?
Set me on fire before I blow
Set me on fire
I wanna blow
What's your name, did you wanna take me for a ride?
And where's your mama, does she know I'm looking for a child?
Burn my child
Burn my child
Burn my
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Slow Suck Brooklyn, New York
front lady and lead guitarist Kiki brings the feels with her slow-punk, emo-grunge, heart string breaking tunes and gut kicking lyrics
brooklyn based, heavy distortion, telecasters, sick fills, achy hearts
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