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Bed Stuy
02:16
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I spent my last five dollars on alcohol, and I wish you were here
It was so hard just trying to keep it straight and narrow, and I didn't think it was for me
I tripped so hard last Thursday in Bed Stuy, but I didn't think I would see you there
We worked so hard to piece it all together, and I know it wasn't all on me
But do I want to settle down
I want to settle down,
but then again
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Untitled
03:57
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I guess that I'll just adjust, like the dust in your room
to ubiquity and humility until I'm all smoothed out
And I can understand when you get off of work
that you wanna get drunk and upset,
but you don't wanna talk about anything,
and when you get home from work,
you wanna get drunk and upset, but you don't wanna talk about it
Because you don't know how to talk about anything
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