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call ur ex on new year's
01:33
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Call your ex on new year’s
They will surely want to hear
How you’re doing this year
So call your ex on new year’s
I called my ex on new year’s
Said I wasn’t doing well
It was just to the voicemail
Guess they were busy somewhere
So call your ex on new year’s
They will surely want to hear
How you’ve been getting on this year
Was it any better than last year?
If the answer’s maybe no
Be sure to let them know
Everyone likes to hear from their
Ex on new year
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thank u last year
01:23
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I’d like to thank you, last year
I’d like to thank you, last year
You were so there, all the time
You were so there for me, all the time
So I wanna say thank you, last year
Thank you, last year
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Oh, I’m thinking about, thinking about, thinking about writing a song
And all I can think about is thinking about writing a song
Do you get this, do you get this, anyone?
thinking about, thinking about writing a song
And all I can think about is thinking about, thinking about, thinking about writing a song
Do you get this anyone?
‘Cause I’m thinking about, thinking about, thinking about thinking about writing a song
And all I can think about is thinking about, thinking about, thinking about writing a song
Do you get this anyone?
I’m getting into a bit of a twist
Getting into a bit of a jam
Getting in to a bit of a ham fist
Do you get this anyone?
‘Cause I’m still thinking about, thinking about, thinking about, thinking about, thinking about writing a song
But all I keep thinking about is thinking about, thinking about writing a, thinking about writing a, thinking about writing a, all I keep thinking about, I’m thinking about, I’m thinking about, I’m thinking about, I’m thinking about, and I’m thinking about, oh I’m thinking about it, I’m thinking about thinking,
thinking about writing a song
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vocational crisis
03:25
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This is it, the end of a year
Forgive me if I don’t dry my tears
This is it - the end of time - except
It’s just a human concept so we’re stuck with it
I remember back in the past
Something that happened to me
And now it’s there in my memory
And you can have it too
If you listen to me
No, I thought that might have been someone on the phone who’s calling right now, but I was wrong
It’s just the buzzing of an old amplifier that’s listening to this song
I was by the Brandenburg Tor when I saw a man in a jacket and a scarf
Well, you saw him too, but you’re not part of this song
‘Cause that was just our date, and it didn’t turn out so well
Anyway, I really connected with his life, this man
Because, you see, he was a poet and a musician
Or really, he was just a man with his guitar
Playing to a national monument at three o’clock on a Wednesday morning
And I thought, well, that’s the job for me
Riches, respect, and luxury
Yes, I thought - there
There’s that’s the job for me
“Oh Jesus what am I doing here
It’s another fucking new year
Screaming to myself
Why didn’t I make more concrete plans
Why am I here by myself
I must really like this vocation of mine
I must really like something about it
Maybe I do
Or maybe there’s nothing else I can see
Beyond these bleeding fingers and this noise coming out of my mouth
Oh, but if you change the rhythm, if you change the rhythm
You can have a really nice time
You can dance and you can sing and you can feel so good
Feel so good, ‘cos that’s what it’s all about
If you feel really good, well that’s what it’s about
If you feel so good
That’s what it’s all about”
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Going crazy in the middle of the night
Hold my hand and watch me panic
All my life
I’ve been panicking but not as much as this
Watch me panic in the middle of the night
Just like many other times before
I’ll panic again
That is fucking sure
Listen to me find the words
To say I’m not ok
Oh look, I found them
It was just the honesty that led me to be this way
All my life, I have wanted to play the guitar
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