1. |
By The Bridge
02:37
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Take a look at me
Decide what do you see
I'm a dick that
Moved to the city
People over here
And over there
Always trying to tell me
That I should care
I am stressed
Yes I am
People's worlds
Are in my hands
No one seems
To understand
And by the bridge
Peaceful riots
I just need
Some peace and quiet
Could I leave it
All behind
I don't care if you think I'm mean
I've been an asshole since 16
Stay away
If you can
I am not a people's man
I am stressed
Yes I am
People's worlds
Are in my hands
No one seems
To understand
And by the bridge
Peaceful riots
I just need
Some peace and quiet
Could I leave it
All behind
I am stressed
Yes I am
People's worlds
Are in my hands
No one seems
To understand
And by the bridge
Peaceful riots
I just need
Some peace and quiet
Could I leave it
All behind
It's never, never, never
(Quiet)
Shut up
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2. |
Coy
02:34
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3. |
Darth Vader
03:38
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4. |
Good Vibrations
02:18
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Spitphyre New York, New York
nyc alternative rock
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