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Jungle
02:31
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I've got four walls
I've got a doorknob
I've got a ceiling
I've got two feet
And I can go anywhere
I've got a rooftop
I've got friends to talk to
I've got a cellphone
I've got a pretty good recipe for some mac and cheez
And I can go anywhere
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Recycle
02:06
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I don't wanna carry this bag
I don't wanna carry this bag
It smells like shit, cause it's full of it
There's not even a handle on this bag
This does not feel worth it
I'll miss the trash on purpose
Just to ruin someone else's day
Just to ruin someone else's day
I just wanna leave and be done
And I know I'm not the only one
Cause there's piles and piles for miles and miles
I can tell I'm not the only one
This does not feel worth it
I'll miss the trash on purpose
Just to ruin someone else's day
Just to ruin someone else's day
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Scarecrow
02:40
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What are you trying to be
What are you trying to be
I don't think it's working out
I don't think it;s working out
When you're so sick of being honest
People tend to lose their shit
And I am sick of getting on you
Your scarecrow is falling down
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