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A Little Invested
02:39
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I am, by the way, a little invested in things far away
When I'm feeling stressed I can't see straight
I am, so you know, a little upset when you talk at the show
Why can't you respect the theatre stage
Tell me why I can't let go of your lies
Tell me when I can see you again
Tell me who I have to kill to get to you
Tell me how, I'll kill 'em right now
I am, FYI, a little depressed so please step aside
I need some more rest, I've slept all day
I am, yeah get this, a little too restless and now I am pissed
You're now on my shit list, waste away
Tell me why I can't let go of your lies
Tell me when I can see you again
Tell me who I have to kill to get to you
Tell me how, I'll kill 'em right now
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Change You (B-Side)
02:29
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I never wanted to change you
I just wanted you to be better
But now you're taking the train home
'Cause you know that you can do better
I am here alone in my little room
Tea is on the stove but I can't move
I wish that I could just change myself
and put the old me on the shelf, 'cause
I never wanted to change you
I just wanted you to be better
But now you're taking the train home
'Cause you know that you can do better
I can't even look into the mirror
Everything I saw in you is here
Tell me if you really wanna go
Tell me what I really wanna know
If you could change me, what would you change?
Would you explain to me the things in my brain?
Would you go back in time and hit my head so I would never change you 'cause I'd be dead?
I never wanted to change you
I just wanted you to be better
But now you're taking the train home
'Cause you know that you can do better
You can do better
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Where Is Your Dog Now? Los Angeles, California
Where Is Your Dog Now? is an alt-rock music project by Andrew Haworth based in Los Angeles. He has recorded hundreds of songs since its inception. Each album is a “greatest hits” compilation of these songs, constructed in large part based on feedback given by his mother. Haworth experiments with a wide range of genres, but most of his songs end up sounding like power-pop, and that's okay. ... more
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