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After Dark
02:27
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Stay on your mark
Nothing good happens after dark
Nothing makes me as uncomfortable as this
I waste my time
Dealing with problems that aren't mine
I trade patience for forgiveness that doesn't exist
Kick a hole in the roof
If that's how it is
I'd take a hole to the chest to make room for something else
Takes a whole lot of push
Just to get to live
Even close to the shadow of what you'd like
A victory
Is whatever it means to me
I like losing to the joint I rolled myself
So, laugh right now
Awkward moments turn to gold
And I'm getting old
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Pay Off
03:32
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I shake the shit off and decide every day
No unnecessary drama for me
But you provide that constantly
Go away
And it pays off
It pays off for me
I'm already over it by design
It's not gonna work this time
Stick with it or even stand aside
Go away
And it pays off
It pays off for me
Keep proving to me that I'm right
And properly adjusted
Pull off the limb avoid the disease
Go away
And it pays off
It pays off for me
You can lose your bags and still have stuff in your pockets
What counts is not a quantity
It's more important that you leave it be
And it pays off
It pays
The pay off
For me
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