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Softer
02:01
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How much softer can I break it to you than "People like different things"?
Mollify, Atomize, Scatter, winded and cant recover.
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DAS
01:50
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You didn't or cant. You shouldn't or can't. You ought not to or can't.
Call me Dumbass-Savant. Thats my luck, that hits the spot.
You wouldn't or cant. You thought better or can't. You can't and you won't.
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Burnt Starter
02:51
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Burnt starter, blown gasket, flat out limp home.
I won't turn over, I'll throw a rod, I'll shit the bed, stay dead.
Non starter, dropped casket, pallbearer limps home.
Don't resuscitate, no funeral, all expenses paid, it's a new car.
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Pass
02:37
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Is behind the scenes the drip you need? Cool for you bu tit just missed me.
Can't threaten me with a good time if I run out the clock.
Point dodged with a morpheme missed, misspoke your way out again.
A chosen audience of your closest friends retain it word for word just how you said.
What then can wait till when?
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5. |
Voulentold
02:36
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Voulentold again to choke it back, spit up, sit down.
I refused to finish that thought, can't be made to cede that ground.
Jargon for your pious asses sake.
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