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Plant
02:21
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Can we just talk about how the tables have turned?
I’m not flipping this one.
My nails grow faster now
That I’m no longer biting them down
I had to claw my way out
Biting my tongue and eating my hands up
It wasn’t what I had planned.
Grab me by the wrist cause you can’t be heard
I’m your biggest fan
Can’t argue over me in a whisper
Home was my calendar
Plans to crash, Who’s handout I’d grab-
But it wasn’t what I had planned.
In the heat of it
I am just homesick
Shoes melt to the pavement
Is that filth or tanned legs?
In the heat of it
I am just a headache
Bless the mattress on the floor
The grass makes my whole life itch.
Grab me by the wrist, wasn’t the plan.
Hand in a fist, wasn’t the plan.
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Rexburg
02:02
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Breakfast In Silence Salt Lake City, Utah
hey there hoss, wanna grab a burrito?
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