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Baltimore
03:11
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I say please come back with better explanations
Of why I’m not worth the fight
You say you need more explorations if you are to ever survive the night
I am sick of being a tool for those who don’t know what they want
And I am sick of looking like the fool when I look for hope but all I find is rot
I need something to believe in even if it’s not what I thought
And you seem like you conceived this months ago but your to scared walk the walk
Take Baltimore you can have it
Take my things and take my habits
But when I leave I’m leaving for good
I need you now my skin is raw
But I’ll learn to live somehow
Until then this silence is enough
I need something to believe in even if it’s not what I thought
And you seem like you conceived this months ago but your to scared walk the walk
Go away I hate your guts you made me think I was nuts
Changed your mind half a dozen times
I’m too good for i don’t know
And being left out in the snow
But I guess this is your own mess to make
I need something to believe in even if it’s not what I thought
And you seem like you conceived this months ago but your to scared walk the walk
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