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Alarm (The Chaos)
03:01
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I wasn't told to reach for the stars,
but then I looked up and I stuck out my arms
I wasn't brought up by rich men or kings,
but I was too good to be their release
I wasn't told by men in my youth,
I never sat down to get proof
I wasn't told not to break into cars,
I smashed through windows and set off alarms
Hold me again cause I'm fallin in love,
I am the guy you've been dreamin of
Hold me again cause I'm going insane,
I'm just a man who's not right in the brain
I wasn't good but I wasn't half bad
When I look back, I regret I was glad
I wasn't brought up by sinners or fools,
I looked as they called yeah just kept my cool
I wasn't told what I could or couldn't do
I went out on my own, had nothing to prove
I wasn't taught how to hop on rail cars,
and leave this old town for somewhere so far
Hold me again cause I'm fallin in love,
I am the guy you've been dreamin of
Hold me again cause I'm goin insane,
I'm just a man who's not right in the brain
Once I was in love,
oh so long ago
Once I fell too far,
I never could let go
Once I was in love,
oh so long ago
Once I fell too far,
I never could let go
Hold me again cause i'm falling in love,
I am the guy you've been dreamin of
Hold me again cause I'm going insane
I'm just a guy who's not right in the brain
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Marauder (Jesse Stewart)
05:02
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Jilts Midlothian, Virginia
old asf i do not look like this anymore. not sure why it's even still up
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if you haven't listened to byrdman yet, i'm not sure why you're still here instead of listening to them
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The Volatile Utopian Real Estate Market
by Pat The Bunny
one of my favorite albums of all time, do yourself a favor and listen to it front to back
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