| She falls fast asleep
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| In her Glassboro apartment
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| Dreaming of what she wants to be
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| So she just organizes photographs
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| She’s taken in this year that’s past
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| Loves nothing more, adores her memories
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| Does she miss any kiss, that I placed upon her lips
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| Does she have a photograph of me at all?
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| That day she walked away. |
| I turned my head and didn’t pay attention
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| «she» said California is my final fall
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| Last time I saw her was the first time that I saw her cry
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| She had a boyfriend and a tattoo of a butterfly
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| Biology, photography ambition, was enough for her to leave me
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| I swore I’d find her on the other side. |
| Bloomfield Ave
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| I’m sick of pickin' through the dumpster. |
| A meal
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| I hold a gun but I can’t feel it to my head
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| Hum a song, say goodnight, it’s all wrong. |
| It’s alright
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| I close my eyes and take a bite, bite, bite
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| Close my eyes and take a bite, bite, bite
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| Close my eyes and take a bite
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| Another thing I should’ve said, light another cigarette
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| Another thing I left behind ashes to ashes we all fall down
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| I’m homeless on the west, she’s on the east
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| I only wish that I could see her one more time
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| To remind her that I love her and I shot him down
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| Now she’s in that crazy town again
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| Hitchhike my way across the states
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| I’m banging on the door
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| She’s passed out on the floor
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| Sawed off shotgun by her side, no one heard her cry
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| My tears roll down the wood of our old neighborhood
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| I saw her through the window but
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| I didn’t have the strength to knock it down. |
| Down. |
| Down
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| Didn’t have the strength to knock it down. |
| Down. |
| Down
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| Didn’t have the strength to knock it down
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| Another thing I should’ve said, light another cigarette
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| Another thing I left behind ashes to ashes we all fall down |