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Wellness Check
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got a bad attitude and i blame it on depression because i never learned my lesson
yeah i don't know what to do and i blame it on depression because i never learned my lesson
my friends called for a wellness check because they listened to Fake Music now they think i'm gonna lose it
and i don't know how to fix myself
i tried nothing and it didn't work
i tried nothing and it didn't work
i tried nothing and it didn't work
i try nothing
it seems so dumb to feel helpless
but self-care seems so selfish
if i'm saying no
and i'm staying home
then i can't recharge my batteries
because everybody's mad at me
if you don't like me at least you get to walk away
but i'm stuck here unless i Freaky Friday
and end up in another head, it's either that or end up dead
if i can't fix myself i guess i need to get some help
i tried nothing and it didn't work
i tried nothing and it didn't work
i tried nothing and it didn't work
i try nothing
i tried nothing and it didn't work
i tried nothing and it didn't work
i tried nothing and it didn't work
i try nothing
i tried nothing and it didn't work
i tried nothing and it didn't work
i tried nothing and it didn't work
i try nothing
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