Dead Weight
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Dead Weight
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I love what I can't see
What's expected of you
What's expected of me
Now it's quarter to three
Let it all get away
Oh what the hell can I do
To fill the pages
Meet the strangers
Kiss the girl
Take it in
Feel the ages
A time or two
But it's all so good
To let up!
Dead weight!
(Dead weight)
Dead weight
Dead weight!
(Dead weight)
Dead weight
Dead weight!
Falling around (around)
Dead weight
Dead weight!
Falling around (around)
Dead weight
Got everything I neeed (haha)
Clothes on my back
The wind on my teeth
What I control is in me
There's more wood to burn
Oh what the hell can I do
To fill the pages
Meet the strangers
Kiss the girl
Take it in
Feel the ages
A ride or two
But I fall so good
When I go!
Dead weight!
(Dead weight)
Dead weight
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