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Hey, what's happening
Could you be more depressing
Hell, I don't know but I can try
So fixated
On making life the greatest
There is too much to figure out
Hell I don't know what's going
Hell I don't know
What's going on
What's going wrong
So fucking tired
Might just stay in tonight
And keep to myself if that's alright
Hell I don't know what's going on
Can't seem to breathe
What's going on
What's going wrong
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B. You cool, man?
02:40
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It’s been a while
Since I’ve tried to get better, man
But that’s alright - Yeah it’s okay
Because who’s got the time for that
Another day - Oh what a waste
Another way - to not feel anything
So here’s the thing, I think it’s time
To stop wondering what could have been
Another day - oh what a waste
Another way - to not feel anything
I’ve had enough
I’m giving up
I’m hiding out
I’m freezing in
It’s been too rough
Another day - but what’s the point
Another way - for giving up
Another day - oh what a waste
Another way - to not feel anything
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Stoop Kid Diest, Belgium
Jangly indie rock band from Diest, Belgium
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