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Artist: Modwheelmood
Canonical path: /modwheelmood/problem-me
Related lyric paths: 6
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Problem Me
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Problem Me
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Come with me
Staying here would change what you should be
A parody of all the things that you supposed to be
Let it go
Even when it hurts like you don't know
Reality: It's never quite the sweetest ride, you see
And then you hide- red wine, old times, no time, cash flies
This time, I might blow into smitherines
Like Jack, come back Christmas, where you've been?
Relax, tell me what's the worry
Who's the problem me?
[repeat]
[last time, repeat 'who's the problem, me' three times]
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