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So Dak (f. Foster)
03:50
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I've been having doubts
Wondering what I care about
You've been planting doubts
Telling me it's only myself
Look to prove you wrong
But I can't see past the leaves
I'm sorry that I can't keep you
when I have to keep me
Don't take this plant to Southern Cali
The seed that grew
The map that misled
When I'm lost I search in my head for my family and my friends
Encased in vines I float far away from my family and my friends
Fear that I won't see you again
Remember when I lost my mind
Found it slaughtered by my own hand
Reassembled to a new man
And he can do a handstand
And he can do a handstand
Paint a picture of his life plan
Using every shade of cyan
While we're shitting on his handstand
yeah you were shitting on his handstand
The seed that grew
The map that misled
When I'm lost I search in my head for my family and my friends
Encased in vines I float far away from my family and my friends
Fear that I won't see you again
I don't wanna dodge your questions
But you know I could never get bored
Fighting off a horde of demons
Waiting at the foot of my door
Though I have to take fault
In all the things I couldn't say
I'm not sorry we didn't take
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Hologram
04:08
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I can't bring myself to move
I'm out of tune
I can't find my own time
All the memories I'd like to replace
Look like yesterday
To escape it I have to change
Like a digitized signal in space I'm
Beaming fast
I can't look back
Call me hologram
Reflecting off the snow
I'm untouchable
I know I can't fall
Though your words cut like glare
I don't know what I want to say
You look like yesterday
And I can't trip on light beams
Beaming fast
I can't look back
Call me hologram
Reflecting off the snow
I'm untouchable
I know I can't fall
Though your words cut like glare
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