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Not Now, Not Never
02:13
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I'm understanding there's no value
In staring at the screen constantly
Hoping for a change
But I will never stand beside you
In the same way
And I don't even know why
I let you back in my life
If I told you not to talk
Would it even fucking matter
If I just quit the band
Would it make me feel much better?
Probably not
It's honestly the hardest thing I ever had to do
It's honestly the hardest thing I ever had to do
Your selfishness was obvious and everybody knew
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Pebbles Interluuude
01:48
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Montoneros Denver, Colorado
*Twinkly* mathy rawk from Denver, CO.
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