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Charlie Day
04:22
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I could be your Ryan Gosling
I’d sing all the songs you hate
I don’t know what I do wrong
But I see no right moves to make
If I were three years old,
I’d probably dip your hair in paint
And I don’t know how to do right
So I will probably make mistakes
That bum me out
Bummed out
I thought I could be your Charlie Day
And I’d still be okay
But it sucks to give up what no one takes
And lie there waiting, lie there waiting
I thought it might be funny
But it’s much less funny as the star
I just want to understand
As long as it’s not something
That bums me out
Bummed out
It’s alright, I’ll be better
When the weather calms down
I’ll calm down and be better
It’s alright
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Beast [unfinished demo]
02:00
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darling, don't be shy
I know I'm a terrifying beast
but I'll say kind things in your ear
and you'll see maybe I'm not
quite as terrifying as I seem
Do not give up because of that fear
Don't bring me down
and I will not give up because of that fear
Don't bring me down
and darling, darling, don't be shy
I know I'm a terrifying beast
but I'll say kind things in your ear
and you'll see maybe I'm not
quite as terrifying as I seem
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Arco Bandera Chicago, Illinois
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