Just Like Me
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Just Like Me
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You look just like me when you get mad
I think you're the only friend I have
Gearing up to get my feelings hurt again
Screaming on the front porch, now it's permanent
Say we aren't the same, I just laugh
'Cause you look just like me when you get mad
You look just like me when you get hurt
Waiting there when I come home from work
Something you can feel your body press against
The diamond mine is shifting on its heaviness
Or something like a bird, not all bad
'Cause you look just like me when you get mad
I'm hearing your laugh on the phone
The faded impression of ochre and coal
The beautiful things you've known
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Slaughter Beach, Dog performs "Just Like Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Slaughter Beach, Dog catalog on LyroVerse.
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