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SSRI
02:13
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and maybe i will, and maybe i won't
got called a slur in the supermarket (cool cool cool cool that'll fix it)
future cancelled before it's started (cool cool cool cool that'll fix it)
spent two years staying inside (cool cool cool cool that'll fix it)
lost from friends, lost some time (cool cool cool cool that'll fix it)
and maybe i will, and maybe i won't
landlord can kick you out for no reason (cool cool cool cool that'll fix it)
weather gets weirder every season (cool cool cool cool that'll fix it)
rishi says we're a public enemy (cool cool cool cool that'll fix it)
shit in the sea so we can't swim in it (cool cool cool cool that'll fix it)
and maybe i will, and maybe i won't
sertraline
fluoxetine
citalopram
mirtazapine
amitriptyline
ibuprofen
i's all about you ya see
CBD
CBT
acupuncture
just chill!
get a scented candle or something
that'll fix it
S S R I
on and off until we die
S S R I
on and off until we die
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Wet Leg
03:08
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don't be upset wet leg play guitar better than you
that's just something that wet leg do
don't be upset that wet leg play guitar better than you
if you believe it
you'll end up pushing everybody down
if you release it
you'll see that there's enough to go around
you don't have to be better and stronger
you don't have to blow them all out the water
you just be you and be happy for wet leg too
if you believe it
you'll end up pushing everybody down
if you release it
you'll see that there's enough to go around
you think you missed the boat
but the boat was never coming
i think the boats a metaphor for capitalism or something
you're not too crap to be in a band
they spooked us out like they planned
the scarcity's all in our heads
fighting over crumbs you'll miss the bread
just because people want their rights
doesn't mean they're taking yours
this song is getting out of hand
i thought we were just talking about wet leg
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