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Rockets
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Every morning I wake up with a new problem
And at the end of the day
I realized I haven't solved them
And everyone around me
Is constantly upset
And everything I've coped with
Just turns into regret, here
And I did try for so long
To erase the past
Still knowing that these tendencies will only do me bad
And now I see the memories
And all I really have
Yet I try to replace them with the ones I never had
Because everything we cling to
Can only last so long
In the moment we don't see that all these things will soon be gone
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The things I could never stomach most
All the people that I left alone
And the times I said "I'd be there for"
With the intentions to never be there for
The family that I've let down
And never seem to be around
Stay good at holding my head down
And know that I'll never come around
All the times I stared at blank walls
While my problems grew upon themselves
I sat around expecting something
Instead I grew into more of nothing
Knowing, growing, feeling, thoughts
But I'm fucking trash left out to rot (more of nothing)
Knowing, growing, feeling, thoughts
But I'm fucking trash and I'm more of nothing
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anergrams Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Ex member band dudes in ex member band moods
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tape split with Arizona Wilder
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