1. |
Yoohoo
03:04
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why couldn't i tell
from your stupid polaroids you try to sell
do the girls on the corner
know how bad you smell
with your perfect hands
and your greasy hair
and your worn-out band
how could i care about
you
how could i care about you
how could i care about
your shitty job at chick fil a
and the shitty customers
and shitty pay
but your smooth guitar
and your awful voice
won't get your far
you know i lied to
you
how could i care about you
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2. |
Sneeze
03:04
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i like your rolled up jeans
i like the dark blue seams
i like the clean cut pepper and salt that you use to cook your beans
i like your ratty hair
i like the shoes you wear
i like the way that you smoke like a chimney but your mama won't let you swear
because the holes in your head
don't always mean you're dead
so you put on a hat and you go outside with a book that you've read
and the bench is warm
so you sit through the storm
and i'll sit and i'll think of all the things i should have said
i like the trunk of your tree
i like the sound of your sneeze
i like the sound of your voice when you tell me that this year's gonna be a breeze
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3. |
Ma Chérie
03:04
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sex in the morning with sprinkles of snoring
fucked up or sober
i'll always come over
my cherie
my love
the only thing separating us is the street
the socks that you gave me
i wear them every wednesday
for no fucking reason
and honestly it's true
you're the only one i'm honest to
and i like you
you're the girl across the street
and the late nights and long walks
and all of the long talks
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The Highwaters San Diego, California
San Diego Jammers
Darren Henry (lead bass, guitar),
Parke Funderburk (lead guitar, bass),
Kellan Staninger (drums, vocals),
Mia Hillix (lead vocals)
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