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Smockin
02:36
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I only see you in sweatpants
You say you're learning to break dance, but I'm not sure
I think you're having a breakdown
I'm always catching you face down on the floor
Feeling like a failure
Time to email your boss again
Can't deal with work now
Gotta make stuff how you can't come in
You've given up
You hate living even though you should live it up
You don't give a fuck
You're smoking ciggies in your car with the windows up
You don't give a fuck
You're smoking ciggies in your car with the windows up
You started wearing a bathrobe
A nice change of wardrobe, a cotton blend
Barely leaving your bedroom
It's your favorite venue for depression
Giving up on yourself
Giving up on your health and it's time for snacks
Fast food and Takis
Somebody stop me, like the Mask
You've given up
You hate living even though you should live it up
You don't give a fuck
You're smoking ciggies in your car with the windows up
You don't give a fuck
You're smoking ciggies in your car with the windows up
You don't give a fuck
You've given up
You're smoking ciggies in your car with the windows up
You don't give a fuck
You've given up
You're smoking ciggies in your car with the windows up
You don't give a fuck
You've given up
You're smoking ciggies in your car with the windows up
You don't give a fuck
You've given up
You're smoking ciggies in your car with the windows up
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