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Winona Ryder
03:11
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Truth is the last thing coming out
of your pretty little open mouth
While those red lips keep feigning
innocence so well
But you have played this game before
Winona Ryder, girl my arms are sore
from lifting and carrying your broken ego
through these doorways and halls
I run down some stairs and I fall
I'm gonna let you down
Distorted sense of privilege
You call in the middle of the night
Can't answer the phone when I drink and I drive
Bored, while the band was slowly setting up
11:30 and the crowd is drunk
But you don't do much drinking,
you don't do much of anything
I'm a drop dissolving on your tongue
Winona Ryder in the setting sun
But the kids from the 80's are all in their 40's
We're just getting old.
I'm not getting better, just more bold
It's totally fine when things work out this way
We'll both be laughing about this in a few more days
It won't be fine but things work out this way
We'll both be laughing about this in a few more days
I'm sorry I'm not sorry... It's gonna be ok
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Mother Mary
03:30
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