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I woke up in Cleveland in time for my screen kiss
Or is this the local news?
Lower the boom stand, cut to the Earthcam
Are we the last left alive?
Oh no! Oh no! I feel it coming on
Oh no! Oh no! Another goodbye song
You left looking for something came back with nothing
Baby, maybe even less
I whipped out my notepad
You told me, Don't dare turn this into a song
Oh no! Oh no! I feel it coming on
Oh no! Oh no! Another goodbye song
Please wake me when it's over
Left a note but don't wanna die
Sorta
Oh no! Oh no! I feel it coming on
Oh no! Oh no! Another goodbye song
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Spite Makes Right
03:14
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You'll never feel that good again
Till you've saved up enough sadness
Can't keep drinking like that
Won't make your memory cleansed
I wish I knew how your life works
But all I see are failures
And I don't like it like that
Not as much as you do
I wish I could wish you happiness
I wish I could smile but I can't pretend
I wish I could say you deserve the best
But I'm here to watch you lose
At least a little bit
Just to prove what I'm worth
The usual mysterious circumstance surrounds the way your feelings died
Can I get a witness?
It's amazing how our love combines
With the poison and the fear in our lives
And turns into hate
What a wonderful world
I wish I could wish you happiness
I wish I could smile but I can't pretend
I wish I could say you deserve the best
But I'm here to watch you lose
At least a little bit
Just to prove what I'm worth
I know it's not the healthy thing
I remember when that mattered
But these feelings I hide
They don't follow logic
I wish I could wish you happiness
I wish I could smile but I can't pretend
I wish I could say you deserve the best
But I'm here to watch you lose
At least a little bit
Just to prove what I'm worth
Burn a little bit
Just to prove what I'm worth
Die a little bit
Just to prove what I'm worth
You'll never feel that good again
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