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Am I Happy Yet?
04:17
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I'll eat anything that falls off my face
The stick man challenged me to another race
Who can be seen the least when they turn
It's a game that you never learn to lose
So I'll sit and wonder why I'm not happy yet
I'll wait for the time to kill all of my feelings
Just to sit and watch the paint as it's peeling
I better just stay quiet and not say a word
Cause I've got everything and nothing to lose
I've got the sad middle-class white boy blues
A rotten egg inside of a gold-plated shell
They call me a saint but I think I'm going to hell
So I'll sit and wonder why I'm not happy yet
I'll wait for the time to kill all of my feelings
I'll free myself from the non-existent beatings
The beatings in my mind
So I'll sit and wonder why I'm not happy yet
I'll wait for the time to kill all of my feelings
But in the end the problems just repeat and
Everything becomes so self-defeating
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Stella's Song
02:54
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You want me here, you've made it clear
You know I'll keep running back to you
Your round glass lips, my favorite kiss
A clockwork pairing that never goes missed
There is a belief, we all need relief
To some it's an anchor on a sinking ship
A ball and chain, a soldier void of pain
With orders to be followed through in shine or rain
What more do you want from me
I did what you asked, set me free
It's hard being sober now to the truth
But I'd rather grind it through then to not have a clue
When I feel guilt, a flower wilts
I didn't mean anything I said
I was out of my mind, was out of my head
I'll never learn anything until I want to or I'm dead
And when everything's been said
Will my friend have won again
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