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Spilt Tea
01:40
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I've got a sweater on!
01:16
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Dry Lofi
01:11
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Practice Depravity
01:17
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Paint! Scream! Kill!
02:20
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Stop being so serious and get silly
Tell me where your heart is
Cuz I don’t see it
Everyone’s so cynical
maybe dance a little
Only cowards can’t feel
scared of something real
Let's paint scream and kill
Erase hate no fakes
Every scholar is a soldier
Armed with pen and paper
This is war so make art worth fighting for
We’ll make a movement
In a thousand crowded basements
With all the beautiful people
Colorful weirdos who were never that cool in high school
And we could drop out join a cult
Wear socks with sandals and lead a revolt
She’s so serious and I’m silly
My heart's on my sleeve
next to my bracelet
I’ll stop skipping my breakfast
And breathe a little bit
Throw bricks at cop cars
Hold hands at a walmart
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