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Cherry Valley
03:20
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I knew I should have stayed in my bed instead of going out for drinks with my few friends. Because the doc says I shouldn't be drinking, but here I am. I tried my best to stay away from cigarettes. Went six months without smoking, but I found myself outside one night. A pack of Camels in my hand.
It took so long to get your voice out of my head. A whisper from Christmas mornings. Here to say, "I poured too much wine again." I didn't think I'd find myself here again, driving past your home in Cherry Valley. I skipped the exit every time. I wish that I would have stopped by.
I never got to say goodbye. I had to hear the news through a phone call. Sat in the truck all night. Just to see if dad was alright. We all know I don't believe in heaven, but for you I could change my mind. Because I see your smile every morning with the new sunrise.
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Bupropion
03:45
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I'm not too big on parties.
But my friends all make me go
to try to find a pretty girl to bring back home.
But I'm a coward.
And they all know.
So I'll just die alone.
I'll spend the night outside.
I'll leave that party down the road.
My friends will say they missed me only when it's time to go.
'Cause they're all liars.
And they don't think I know.
So I just let it go.
Then they'll tell me that "things get better."
I'll tell them, "It's just the weather."
I don't mind if I take my time.
Truth be told, I'm doing just fine.
I stopped self medicating.
Stopped sleeping with a light.
Found myself in bed instead of on the floor at night.
And I quit smoking.
Because it's for the best.
But I miss cigarettes.
You called me up one evening.
Told me to take my meds.
I told you that I did, you shook your head on the other end.
'Cause I'm a liar.
And I know you know.
So you stayed on the phone.
And then you told me that, "things get better."
You yelled at me when I blamed the weather.
I don't mind if you say goodbye.
It's getting late, and you know better.
I don't mind if you take my life.
We both know I'm undeserving.
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Orchard Minneapolis, Minnesota
I have no idea what's going on either.
Orchard is...
It's just Adam.
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