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Mouthful of Birds
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bored in the backyard
look for a bright star
I bet its got a name for you
god is a boy band
I'll never understand
pick the one that sings to you
dreaming of cop cars
burning in front yards
what else do I have to lose
I'll drop a big bomb
tell me I'm not wrong
someday you might have to shoot
I want to forget whatever we had
I want to forget
whole highways winding away
I'm finding faith overnight
I fell into a hole
I wish you would've stayed
swallow my words like a mouthful of birds
dressed like a scum bag
show me your gold badge
beat up by the boys in blue
calm as a bed bug
slept in the bathtub
safety is a point of view
I want to forget whatever we had
I want to forget I'm not going back
I want to forget whatever we had
I want to forget
whole highways winding away
I'm finding faith overnight
I fell into a hole
I wish you would've stayed
swallow my words like a mouthful of birds
whole highways winding away
I'm finding faith overnight
I fell into a hole
I wish you would've stayed
swallow my words like a mouthful of birds
neither one of us should smoke, but do
it doesn't seem as bad as it did
neither one of us should drink like we do
but we do and I'm not gonna quit
and I'm not gonna quit
and I'm not gonna quit
and I'm not gonna quit
but we do
and I'm not gonna quit
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