1. |
(De)compress
03:17
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Nobody said a word to you, baby
But you're ready to move
A word of caution, baby, lately
You're bound to lose.
Every single thing about you's sour
You're bringing new problems every hour
I can't help you when you compress my chest, so...
I'll just keep on trying my best, though.
You fell off the wagon, baby
Must've hit your head
The things you're doing have got to be crazy
Now, don't you wind up dead
I always knew you're the best of the best, yeah
But you won't be you
Never bothered me lately, but baby
I don't know what to do
Every single thing about you's sour
You're bringing new problems every hour
I can't help you when you compress my chest, so...
I'll just keep on trying my best, though
Nobody said a word to you, baby
But you're ready to move
A word of caution, baby, lately
You're bound to lose.
Baby, you got to let it go
Open your mouth, let the words flow
I know it hurts, don't let it show
C'mon now, just let yourself go
Baby, you got to let it go
Open your mouth, let the words flow
I know it hurts, don't let it show
C'mon now, just let yourself go
Baby, you got to let it go
Baby, you got to let it go
Baby, you got to let it go
Baby, you got to let it go
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2. |
What We Need
04:19
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I want
Your friendship
I want
A car
I want
Attention (ATTENTION)
Come take my heartache
Come take my pride
I want your kindness
I want your love
I want
A knighthood
I want
Some cash
I want
Neighborhood (NEIGHBORHOOD)
I want
Solutions
I want
New shoes
I want
Revolution (REVOLUTION)
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