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Happy Whatever (B-day)
01:58
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Hey!
Do you remember your birthday?
The sun was setting
It was a smokey room scene
And what a way to end the day in serene
So I thank you for the memories made
Each one of them is golden
I'll never forget any of them
And if you ever begin to forget who you are
Just remind yourself
That your my best friend.
No matter what I'm going through
I will always remember you
And on some days I find rain clouds above my head
Spent sulking in a summer room
When all I need is a smile from you
To remind myself I will never be alone
I can't help you
But I can take you back to a place
Where everything was love
And everyone was loved
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Not so matching tattoos
03:06
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Will I ever have what it fucking takes?
Will I ever learn from the same mistakes?
Summer nights spent away from home.
A gruesome week spent learning that I am not alone.
Bonds closer than blood reminding me of my worth
I don't need anyone to tell me what I deserve
Precious memories of you I will never forget
But to me now it's just not worth it
To go back
To my family and friends
I am sorry
To the people who hurt me
I owe you nothing
Im. Not. Giving. Up.
(Ohs)
Will I cut my hair
Will I let it go
Will I ever go home?
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Astronomy Class Peoria, Illinois
3 piece emo, screamo band made up of Aged 2007 emo boys
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