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Ruined My Day
03:12
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Weekday, freeway
I’ll stay in my lane and be on my way
Lane split, direct hit
Motorcycles have the right to do all kinds of shit
It’s your life, not mine
But seeing you lose your life fucks with my mind
What more, to say
Wrecked your shit and ruined my day
Ruined my day
High risk, dangerous
Chalk it up as “suicide by carelessness”
Kill yourself, on your watch
I’d just prefer not to watch
Son of anarchy
65 miles an hour straight into a tree
What more, to say
Wrecked your face and ruined my day
Ruined my day
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You Threw Away My Résumé
02:38
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Some things we do
Because we have to
Can't be all fun
When we get judged
Jumped through your hoops
You disapproved
Failed your test
What does it take to impress?
You ruined my day when you threw away my résumé
I thought this was my lucky day but I was wrong
You ruined my day when you threw away my résumé
What am I supposed to do to with myself?
Dressed formal
Acted normal
Conformed
Met with scorn
Jumped through your hoops
You disapproved
Failed your test
How can you be so unimpressed?
You ruined my day when you threw away my résumé
I thought this was my lucky day but I was wrong
You ruined my day when you threw away my résumé
What am I supposed to do to with myself?
You ruined my day when you threw away my résumé
I thought this was my lucky day but I was wrong
You ruined my day
You ruined my day
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Whoa
Whoa
Whoa
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