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i used to smoke weed with grandma
but now we're smokin' harder stuff
and i know everything is gonna be alright
and I used to smoke crack with grandma,
but now she smokes with zombie jesus
and i guess we cant hang out anymore.
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my friends left me here
02:17
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stare into the sun
i know i'm done
i don't wanna fall again
i know its my fault
i know im done
i don't wanna fall again
i know its my fault again
wait my turn in line it burns my eyes
stare directly in the sun
and youre not supposed to
but i think its so cool
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friendly dads Jacksonville, Florida
we love u dawg, hope everythings good
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