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Dead Bars - Just Fine
02:46
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I got a bed thats nailed to the wall
I hope it doesn't fall. I hope I don't fall.
I got a flat screen that I don't use.
Because I don't have a shelf, and I don't have screws.
My electric bill is high. I got a heater from these guys.
When they stole my car, they left one in my trunk.
But then the cops, they found my car.
Early the next day. It didn't get very far.
And I called you later on the phone.
I was feeling tired. I was feeling alone.
I told these girls about my band. And they didn't understand.
"How can you be in a band if you don't play any shows?"
So I tuned my guitar to Drop D, and I wrote my own songs
So that I can sing along in my room
With my bed that's nailed to the wall. It's gonna fall. I'm gonna fall.
I got a flat screen that I wanna use. I just need a shelf and I need some screws.
My electric bill is high. I got a heater from these guys.
When they stole my car, they left one in my trunk. So I got fucked up.
But I don't drink wine. I drink beers, and I'm just fine. I'll be just fine.
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Dead Bars - Problems
02:05
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There was a time I never thought about the past.
There was a time I wanted nothing back.
There was a time when we all said goodbye.
Your problems are causing problems.
And I don't wanna stop them.
Maybe one day we'll be better, maybe one day we'll be happy.
I don't know, I don't think we will.
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