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cereal (i love you)
01:52
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early in the morning
before i got my clothes on
i try to say i love you
but started choking on my words
"i love----" (you)
early in the morning
before i finished breakfast
i tried to say i loved you
but started choking on my cereal
you responded very calmly
and handed my a napkin
i responded with a thank you,
but i never said i loved you >.<
early in the morning
before i got my clothes on
i went to take a shower
and i practiced in the mirror
i started choking on the water
and it was dripping on my tshirt
you responded you had heard me
and how "i know you love me"
wheeeeeeeeeeeeee
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if i apologize for what you said
would you hate my body
tell me im useless
the truth is your rocket
your sprocket
its all popped and going
OUT OF CONTROL
if i apologize for what i want
because my lifes a mess
and my friends wearing dresses
the rest is
confesses
its all in my pocket and going
o u t o f c o n t r o l
well nothing is important
the sidewalk's all deserted tonight
lets have a good time
these beers they're important tonight
im not scared of anything
im just scared of everything
that we do
especially you
if i apologize for getting out
then i wipe my eyes and i find that im crying
this whining this trying its popped and its going
out of control
ba baba skat skat skat man
well nothing is important
the sidewalk's all deserted tonight
lets have a good time
these beers they're important tonight
im not scared of anything
im just scared of everything
that we do
especially you
the garden grows
the garden grows
way past my tippy toes
if i apologize for what you said
would you hate my body
tell me im useless
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