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Just Desserts
03:57
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I gave you my favorite t-shirt
You wore it in class
Now everyone asks
Tattered and splitting length-wise
Resembles your beau
At 18 years old
You look so good in faded chartreuse
Sometimes I think it makes you seem a bit too loose
God help you when the next one comes around
You'll have to scrub your sheets from dusk til dawm
But you say mirror mirror on the bathroom wall
Why can't I have it all?
Why can't I have it all?
Pledge of allegiance to those peach fuzz thighs
We all memorized them
Fight in the penrose stairwell
Your name on their tongues
Just cut and run
It's now or never there's a full court press
Your glamorous rambles down this hallway in a backless dress
God help you when the next one comes around
You'll have to scrub your sheets from dusk til dawm
But you say mirror mirror on the bathroom wall
Why can't I have it all?
Why can't I have it all?
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Drifting Towards You
02:46
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bunny habit Brooklyn, New York
Bunny Habit is Andrew Bishop. He writes and records music. It is good.
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