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Miami
02:55
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I was born in this city and when I leave here it travels with me
The day they told me I walked around and studied every single crack in the ground
We were poisoned, we were pinned
I was chosen before I made sin
All for Arthur; when I pulled
I could tell you that it didn't feel good
I could see that moment in my dreams, but I'd still do it the same
Three months later, no Marie
She was moving to Miami with me
Raise a kid inside a clay roof house
She stopped coming when the power went out
My brother called me, our mother was gone
Hung the phone and started writing this song
I could see that moment in my dreams, but I'd still just do it the same
I could see that moment in my dreams
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3. |
Frank
05:35
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I killed Frank for you what ya gonna do for me
Better be something good
Better be something nice
Better be something that you thought about
Wrapped all up in a little red bow
Sugar and spice. I didn't think twice
I didn't even hesitate, I think you should know
I killed Frank for you, what ya gonna do for me
Maybe we could live in a proper house with a little shit dog and a silver chain fence
I though a lot about it and I think that it's best if we just stop talking to all of our friends
And move far away from your sister and her husband
They talk too much and they don't need to know anything
Don't start looking at me like I got two heads
We'll drive out of the county in the back of a van
I said a thing or two to Paul who said he understands
We'll dye our hair in a bathroom sink
I always thought you'd look pretty in pink
I killed Frank for you, what ya gonna do for me
Better be something good
Better be something nice
Better be something that is worth a life
I killed Frank for you, what ya gonna do for me
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86th
06:25
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Circling
04:09
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Pennzona
04:57
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