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Sad TV
02:57
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You lay home all day in bed and
Hope that you can still breathe
And everyone is having fun while you sleep
Then stare at the sad television screen
And you'll see
The sad television screen
And youโll see
When will I get out of here
And when will I get ahead from
The sad television screen
The sad television screen
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2. |
Again
04:04
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3. |
Foxy
04:16
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4. |
Elevator or Stairs
01:23
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5. |
Memories
02:25
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6. |
Times Were Strange
05:24
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(VERSE)
Feeling miserable on a Tuesday afternoon
Times were strange
We'd go back and forth for quite some days
During your ~mental games~
You'd leave much early with a drink in your hand
And stress on your face
Your money was sent, the day you left, left away
(CHORUS)
Mental games were strange
Your mental games were strange
You parted ways on a Tuesday
There's different places for you
(2nd VERSE)
Times were strange
You cant explain what you're saying
And wanting attention in a different way
But couldn't read your head thats been changing
Make up your mind
Speak up, speak up right
No need to borrow money again
You've gotten things for free
(2nd CHORUS)
Mental games were strange
You parted ways on a Tuesday
Your mental games were strange
There's different people to fool
(OUTRO)
Not much you can control, just live for the next day
It was tough to argue with you (Let it sink in) again
You gave up
You gave up
You cant explain what you're saying
What you wanna say
Times were strange/ with your mental games
Times were strange/ with your mental games
Let it sink in... the new beginning
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