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2 Cents (Acoustic)
03:02
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There's moonlight shining closer now
All Hallow's on for two decades round
Cold walk to the Kwik Trip, needed something to burn down
Noticing a few odd social patterns, proceedings, and public interactions
Don't mean to be so awkward, don't mean to be so awkward
Move swiftly and please don't interact, keep silent, and don't make eye contact
Wouldn't want to make things awkward I wouldn't want to make things awkward
What's up with the two cents?
Just something to think about
What's up with the two cents?
No reason really, just thinking out loud
What's up with the two cents?
Just something to think about
What's up with the two cents?
No reason really, just thinking out loud
What's up with the two cents?
What's up with the two cents?
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Reefer Reaper (Acoustic)
02:34
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Looking back in the mirror, examining all the physical features
Evidence of expiry procedures, brought on by borrowed time from the reaper
Concentrating on self-preservation, a one track mind eases the situation
Focusing on the fixation, ignoring any concrete confirmation
I don't wanna hear it, I don't wanna know
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There we were underneath the light that was left outside where we talked about the future of the entire world
I'll spare a majority of details cause the wisdom in the words was what I heard
Yeah it's what I heard
Many people trying to make something out of nothing with vision to see the end but not the drive
Occasional motivation comes and goes but staying constant has never been the strongest side
No it's never the strongest side
But it's a long way back to Wisconsin and we've lost half the people we arrived with
But the reminders and the reassurance will be all you need
Yeah the reminders and the reassurance will be all you need to stay awake
Occasional motivation
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Jynxer Wisconsin
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