1. |
Come, Meet the Family
03:01
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You are the one I've always
Waited for but never needed to
Ask for anything in return
For favors I had done for you
I hoped the world was just
As flavorful as mom intended to
Tell us while we were off to bed
Here, meet the family
They're surprised
It's exactly how I like
Come and get me?
All alright! For you dear
Here, meet the family
They're surprised
It's exactly how I like
Come and get me?
All alright!
Do you really know what you're problem is
You're always trying to explain all you're compliments
Why don't you give yourself a chance
You're giving away
And when it wasn't what you wanted
You tried to hide away
You're not too happy with you're own pace
Time to run again!
Here, meet the family
They're surprised
It's exactly how I like
Come and get me?
All arise! For you dear
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2. |
Explained
02:53
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It's alright
For you to say
You did all that
In a day
And its okay
For me to say
I didn't do shit
That same day
We're alright
We're so good
And everyone thinks I shouldn't live like that
Oh take the piss
It's alright
For you to say
You did all that
In a day
And its okay
For me to say
I didn't do shit
That same day
We're alright
We're so good
And everyone thinks I shouldn't live like that
Let's live like this
Are we moving fast enough
For life
And are we trying hard enough
For likes
All I know and trust is this
Let me try and trust again
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Mexican Slum Rats Los Angeles, California
Four-piece alternative band hailing from Granada Hills, CA.
The four create an atmosphere that is overwhelming with emotion
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