The boys are back together, it's the same as every other month. And I know that no one phones, but now no one's saying much.
Cause we're the three bears of trying, and it's really really quiet. It's like I'm coming down from acid all the fucking time. and I'm gonna be like this forever.
What happened to this family, what happened to me. I used to be so careless, never touch the sugar free.
Is that coffee for me. No cream, I'm in heartburn heaven. There's too much caffeine, I can't seem to hold my own when I'm with addicts.
And I'm not saying I'm not one, I'm just saying coffee is a drug. And like all the others it doesn't help me...
open up when I feel awkward, tell my family when I'm blue. tell my friends that I'm not cool with when they tell me what to do. I want to be a better brother, I want to be a better son. Some times I hate my father, I want to run, run, run...
from the kitchen counter when we're scraping our plates for some scrap of conversation, feels like someone's missing from this. And I'm not still mad, I swear I don't care. And I still don't need to see someone.
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