Snot Rags
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Snot Rags
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If I could live my life again,
There are so many things I'd want to change,
As if I could know...
I'd be destined to relive the pain again
She's got pictures on the wall,
Always manage to make me feel small,
I tell her that they keep her down,
As if it makes any sense at all
She can spill her mind into a jar,
It manifests itself on her bedroom floor,
Snot rags, books and tea bags,
I say that I'm just running to the store
She's past caring for herself,
She's frustrated when she forgets,
She's scared whenever she gets lost,
Sometimes she forgets herself
Sometimes she forgets herself,
Sometimes she forgets herself,
Sometimes she forgets herself,
Sometimes she forgets herself
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J Church performs "Snot Rags", and this lyric page sits inside the J Church catalog on LyroVerse.
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