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worrying
02:50
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i get myself so worried about what i should be doing i don't do anything at all just make myself sick making hours out of minutes keep swinging til i hit something / i'm watching my time slip making nothing out of nothing it's a pain in my side just make myself sick making hours out of minutes keep swinging til i hit something / worrying about something has got me doing nothing
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minimum
02:31
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i think i'll quit my job and then i'll find another one there's no shortage of people looking to pay the minimum / i'll answer phones take out a lone run email scams on insurance plans / i think i'll quit my job can always find another one there's no shortage of people looking to pay the minimum i think i'll quit my job today and then i'll find another just know i'm only willing to do the minimum / can't think ahead or get out of bed i'll stay at home all on my own
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i know the feeling
02:21
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there's nothing new to be shown, that's something i've always known / so used to getting your way these days i wonder if you know better don't let me get in your way you say i won't ask not worth the effort / i don't sit at home, i'm not going out alone / you say you've never felt this way but i know the feeling
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