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Wolf Moon
01:43
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Got nothing left
Take as needed
Learn to accept
Learn to deal with it
I need something to get out of bed
I need something to clear my head
Lost my mind I was staring at the ceiling
Put all my hope in distractingly my feeling
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On Me
02:47
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You want me
Time I want out
I can’t keep you
From hanging around
You once said that
I should stay away
Deep down I know
That you always tempted me
I would like to say I still need you
I’m afraid to say that it’s come to an end
I would like to say that I blame you
But it’s on me
On me
Quick to point your fingers
Quick to make your blames
You once helped me when I needed to escape
You once tasted ever so sweet
Now your harsher than a fake reality
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Wreckage
03:08
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The Devil
02:49
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The other day I shook hands with the devil
He invited me to come on in
He said son you look to be in trouble I could really use a friend
Wasted all my love on all the wrong people
I became the person that I hate the most
Spilled my own blood for all the wrong reasons
Standing in defeat they lay dead on both sides
Bodies decay by your feet
Their souls refuse to die
Shadows linger where you sleep
Because they never said goodbye
Tell me what I have to do I don’t want to listen to you confess to me everything but the truth
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Drove My Car
03:00
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I should've drove my car to the bottom of the ocean
At least our names would die now we’re legends
We’ll all go down in history as the greatest getaways
At least they’ll remember our names
Driving fast with nowhere to be
Or maybe I’ll sit in an empty parking lot
Waste away like all the brain cells we lost
underneath burnt out street lights
We’ll spend whatever we have on something cheap
To forget the memories that we could
Never have
Don’t want to miss these nostalgic moments
When I’m too old to care
At least they’ll remember our names
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Wolf Tape Weymouth, Massachusetts
Rock
N
Roll
Forever
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