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Cassete Deck
03:01
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Say you can't
Get over it
Guilty is unpleasently
Remembering:
"You know it wasn't that bad
Though you should feel regret"
Caught myself in a gap rehashing facts
Going back and forth like the cassete deck
A taped nightmare
Caught myself in a fact rehashing gaps
Going forth and back in a taped nightmare
Cassete deck
Knowing I tend to make it worse to me
Memories are steps
To rearrange complexily
All I can’t accept
Maybe all I've done before
Wasn’t that bad
Anyways what I learned with it
I will keep it 'til death
(I just can't take it back)
Caught myself in a gap rehashing facts
Going back and forth like the cassete deck
A taped nightmare
Caught myself in a fact rehashing gaps
Going forth and back in a taped nightmare
Cassete deck
Shifts my mindset
It takes time to accept
It takes time to regret
Caught myself in a gap rehashing facts
Going back and forth as a cassete deck
Cassete deck
Take your time
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2. |
Palms
02:58
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Maybe now I can undestand
a few things that I couldnt get - before
Feel like I'm still amazed about it but
From all the lessons that I just have learned
Feed myself is the most complicated
absorving all around
and chewing
I Tried to puzzle out
But i didn't
Why are the palms
cutting
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Flooded Bassitt San Diego, California
Flooded Bassit is:
Luana: vocals;
Murilo: vocals, guitars, drums;
Raoni: guitars, vocals.
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