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from Songs Your Parents Would Like! by koopa kid
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lyrics
I burned myself today
Just to see what you would say
People tell me not to smoke
It's just a cigarette stick and poke
Maybe it's another form of self harm I do just for a rise
Maybe it's another way of trying to fit in with the guys
I burned myself today
I was gonna do something stupid either way
People tell me to think this through
But I only burn for you
Maybe it's another form of self harm I do just for a rise
(Maybe it's another form of self harm)
Maybe it's another way of trying to fit in with the guys
(Maybe it's another way of trying to fit in)
Just to see what you would say
People tell me not to smoke
It's just a cigarette stick and poke
Maybe it's another form of self harm I do just for a rise
Maybe it's another way of trying to fit in with the guys
I burned myself today
I was gonna do something stupid either way
People tell me to think this through
But I only burn for you
Maybe it's another form of self harm I do just for a rise
(Maybe it's another form of self harm)
Maybe it's another way of trying to fit in with the guys
(Maybe it's another way of trying to fit in)
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from Songs Your Parents Would Like!,
released October 19, 2018
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Dec 2018 -
Oct 2018
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