M.A.D.
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M.A.D.
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Should of smiled when I saw
Everyone that did me wrong
Get a house and waste away
I'll do anything you say
Close mine for one last time
Flip the pill until I'm fine
Pull the sheet over my head
Spend the next four years in bed
Send my money for a place
Maybe another day
Time I found another face
Maybe another day
Find an institution
Maybe another day
Cash in on confusion
May
Want me to be a man
Put paper in my hand
Moved in to keep you out
Can't say what it's about
Woke up in your born brown hair
With your blonde moved on
Keep on movin' on
Save my money for a place
Maybe another day
Time I found another face
Maybe another day
Find an institution
Maybe another day
Cash in on confusion
May
Maybe another day
May
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