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call me once or twice before you leave
wanna say you're beautiful to me
i don't wanna fight anymore
i don't wanna fight anymore
know you're mad but say that you love me
just say that you love me
rocks running around in the washing machine
put them in your pocket sometime last week
make a noise but i don't care
make a noise but i don't care
know you're mad but say that you love me
just say that you love me
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my dog
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my dog tries to kill the neighbors kids
and they think that they're a friend of his
and they say, "come here, lemme pet you on your head"
i think that he just wants them dead
my dog tries to kill the neighbors kids
and they think that they're a friend of his
and they say, "come here, lemme pet you on your head"
i think that he just wants them dead
you're too big to sit on me, you're not a lap dog
i think you're literally twice my size
i mean, not to fat shame you or anything
but you're a dog
and you look at me with those puppy dog eyes
and i think
my dog tries to kill the neighbors kids
and they think that they're a friend of his
and they say, "come here, lemme pet you on your head"
i think that he just wants them dead
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