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yoshi's cookie
01:33
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i dont need permission to be OK
i dont put too much weight on what you say
i can be satisfied all by myself
scattered and shot, i'm geekin
hand on my heart, i'm leaving
i know my part, you need it
3 ways to make you feel my pain
all of which can make me feel insane
when i think i've got it it goes away
tear it apart, the feeling
shot in the dark, i'm missing
i know my part, i need it
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my name is judas
02:34
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my hands are stretched across my mouth
i won't talk shit, it won't get out
the words you used, that awful sound
i'm losing faith
nail your hands, to the cross you built
so impressed, everybody's so impressed
scream my name, throw away all the things
all the things that you hate
take all your shine and buy a field
then plant a tree and hang my name
a living proof of all you've gained
you've lost your way
so impressed, everybody's so impressed
scream my name, throw away all the things
all the things that you hate
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Griever Atlanta, Georgia
Griever is Max Boydston (drums, vox) Josh Pringle (guitar, vox) and Josh Crusa (bass, vox) and we from Atlanta, GA
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