Mornings
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Mornings
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The morning after we did that simple thing
The morning after we did that simple thing
Morning, good night, and good afternoon
I gotta go to work
Good morning, good night, and good after noon
I'll be right back
Good morning, good night, and good afternoon
I'll see ya later
We walked to the park and i thought about it
This will never work and i think ya know it.
Morning, good night, and good afternoon
We're not cut out for that
Good morning, good night, and good afternoon
I'm never comin' back
Good morning, good night, and good afternoon
We're not cut out for that
Everyone is wasted as the means of getting through
And if your still fucked up that mean I am too
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