Pasadena
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Pasadena
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You woke up to an empty apartment in Pasadena
Counted back on the calendar
Every month you knew ya had to leave her
And It's a shame
Your secret smokes in the alleyway
To numb the pain
To escape the everyday mundane
Everyday
Somber and despondent on a sunlit afternoon
Diggin' in the graveyard
Every argument you ever had exhumed
And it's a shame
Your secrеt smokes in the alleyway
To numb thе pain
To escape the everyday mundane
Everyday's mundane
Everyday
Is the same
Underwater
You can't breathe without her
Underwater
You can't breathe without her
And it's a shame
Your secret smokes in the alleyway
To numb the pain
Cause you still carry all that weight
Of leaving it
And escape the everyday mundane
Everyday's mundane
Everyday
Is the same
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