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Tell me what you’re really thinking,
I’m a moocher, bad romancer?
Feelin’ like I hardly know ya,
It’s so brutal.
Are you trying to phase me out?

I’m a living zombie sometimes
But I go to work and I think of you
If I don’t face it no one’s gonna
For my failings, I’m responsible, man.

Still I’m never getting what I want
Cos life and love is pretty tough
And you can tell your friends I’m junk
But just this once I wish that you would

Hold me up, baby.
You know I need someone to hold me up.

I ruminate on sad obsessions
Do I do enough with the time I’m given?
There’s no way of ever knowing.
Self destruction is a complicated mess.

And you know why I keep this front.
Cos life and love is pretty tough.
And you can tell your friends I’m junk
But just this once I wish that you would hold me up.

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from We Were Trying to Make It Out, released February 28, 2020

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