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ana did not pick me up
04:11
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I almost got in another accident
Thinking too hard about what you said
On the last time that we met
I'm way too easily distracted
By everything and anything between
These cigarettes are making me sick
When they coat my throat and stomach
With a tar that's black and thick
Cough it up, rinse, spit, and quit
The only routine I'm capable to keep
And I'm always scared
Of being unprepared
But still somehow never ready
For anything life throws at me
I'll always be the one
You hate to love
And I'll always be the one
You can never get enough of
And I'll never be the one
You tell the church you love
And I'll never be the one
Who will ever be enough
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