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You In My Head
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it took a little less than an hour to get where I’m going to get where I’ve been
and it’s gunna take more than a shower till I'm sober again
cus when you came we talked for a while
but I’m not a child I’m not to blame
and when the sickness took over your body took over our life took over my brain
but dear know I see you know I know you don’t feel ashamed
but if you want me to be there want me to have you but I got nothing to gain
and there’s mice in the kitchen there’s rats in my bed
but the scariest thing I live with is you in my head
before I saw you I thought the old you was dead
but they never existed it was always was just you in their sted
so I’ll leave here not missing you but missing your body in my bed
I don’t want to see you I’ve got more than a life of you in my head
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