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Art School Wannabe

from Joy, Departed by Sorority Noise

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lyrics

Wiping my eyes of sleep,
drinking yesterday morning's coffee,
slam my head against the wall,
put the same black jeans on.
I wear a hat so you can't see my hair.

maybe I won't die this time,
cause maybe i'll be fine this time.

maybe i'm my greatest fear
because maybe I'm just scared to admit that
I might not be as dark as I think.
maybe i'm not the person
that I never wanted to be.

here's the thing, I'm doing fine,
I know that i'm not worth your time.
you needed change, i'm still the same
so you took everything but my name.

and maybe I wont die this time
cause maybe i'll be fine this time.

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from Joy, Departed, released June 16, 2015

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Hartford, CT since 2013

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