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Origami Angel Type Beat
04:12
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Why’s it so
Easy for you get me depressed
Or maybe I’m just sick
And tired of You
Hogin the bed
I know it's late
And you called me 4 times before
But in the end I wouldn’t have came back for more
How many times do have to break up
For you to fucking realize I hate your
damn guts
Why’s is so hard for you make up your damn mind
About how you feel about me If I’m worth your time
What do you mean you want to get back with me
It’s only been an hour since you said that you hated me
How long will I have to wait until I find someone great
Or for you
To be
What I
Fucking need
I know
It’s hard
For you
To love Me
Sometimes
(I guess)
I am
Sorry
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UFOG KUSH
04:44
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well you hate me... at least that’s what it feels like
dragging me back and forth, all fucking night
you say you hate me, you say you love me, you talk about your ex boyfriend who is “just like me”... “but in a good way”
i make you mixtapes, or really playlists on spotify
cause you don’t have a cd rom, at least i’m giving it a try
unlike you, you’re just here for the fun
for the compliments and late night talks but when things get rough you’re done
well you hate me
and i hate you too
but only after everything you put me through
treat me
like the piece of shit you know i am
you don’t have to care i don’t care it’s all cool whatever
i don’t care
you can’t fuck with me anymore
you can’t walk around like you own the place
so step the fuck down from your high horse
you think you got the shit well you got another thing coming for you if you think that you’re through with me
i got one thing to say
go fuck yourself
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