1. |
That Was Then
00:56
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And now, now i see,
That you had it out for me,
And how, could you be there,
When your the one who appears in my nightmares,
I hate to say it, but i told you so,
But you left me for bait in the sea below,
But that, that was then,
But I'm tellin you now it'll never happen again,
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P&P(I Know)
01:16
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Lets take a ride in this thing see how fast it can go,
Ive got the pedal to the metal all the way to the floor,
And I know,
That the pride and the profit they are serious things,
I got my mind in my pocket if you know what i mean,
And I know,
And I know,
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3. |
PPDTW
03:03
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Don't worry, I won't ask any questions,
As long as you can keep your cool,
I'm tired of coming in second,
To all of the bullshit you pull, and,
I'm on my way across this land,
I need the waves,
To form from wind and rush this dam,
And I got nothin I gotta show,
So tell me what you wanna know,
A million over I have told,
That I ain't got no I ain't got no time,
We can see it to the wisest,
Or leave us to our devices,
But please put down the please put down the wine,
You know,
I don't need no other,
Im just trying to fill the cracks,
Your mindset is starting to bother in ways that i can't just forget, and,
I'm on my way across the sea,
I need the rocks,
to form from sand and pummel me,
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Signs
02:21
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Love me for worse,
Love me for best,
And don’t come near me no more,
Give my heart a rest,
And give me peace,
Or give me war,
Or gimme a reason,
Why my minds not bored,
And signs point home,
Where I have stayed for so long,
Born and raised in a boring nation,
Don’t know what wont and may come,
All I knows I made the bed that I lay on,
Shoot me a lie,
But girl don’t miss,
Cause we both know ignorance is bliss,
And teach me things,
No one forgets,
And don’t regret anything that you said,
But signs point home,
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5. |
The Truth(Damn Hipsters)
01:56
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Late at night no one to walk with,
Keep my head up and yeah I’m cautious,
Cause I know,
That those damn hobos are gonna steal my dough,
And I do what I want so Ima screw the rules,
Maybe you are right I should go back to school,
And you can say I’m wrong and you can call me a fool,
But you shoulda been a hipster before it was cool,
Now I’m here,
Who’da guessed it,
I packed my bags and I’m movin westward,
Cause it seems,
That this broke ass town aint doin shit for my dreams,
And Ima do my thing, and I’ma be who I be,
And Ima keep it clean, Conserve my energy,
And the problem is with you and me is when you say that you’re a hipster your just human to me,
Your Human to me,
Its here so you can see,
The Truth.
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6. |
Pain(with Alexis Cruz)
02:27
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I have my doubts about the world,
The absent minded and the pain,
I took the news for what I could,
I lack the values but feel pain,
My head is filled with,
Memories thrown out of sequence,
My bodies just the same,
And i don't mean to,
Run you out of secrets,
But dear thats the game,
I have mad beef with anyone,
Who dares to say i don't know pain,
I felt the burning of the sun,
I know the definition,
I guess you'd call this random stream of conscience,
But in my head it seems linear,
Just let me draw up a short list of problems,
Maybe make it clear,
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Dakota Cruz Music Tampa, Florida
I have always made music, and have collaborated with my sister for two albums. My previous band was Drop July, and now I'm currently working on a new band currently untitled!
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