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Don't Take Me For Dead
04:53
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i wouldnt call myself a smoker
thought about u in my cigarette
a wistful listlessness surrounds me
inhaling my old regrets
i swear i can taste u thru the filter
a paper trail leading me back
my mama said son mind ur body
and dont u smoke not one more pack
dont take me for dead
i remember what u said
but i was young and i was afraid of being alone
dont take me for dead
i still remember what u said
but now im older and i am all thru with gnawing ur bones
dont u dare call me a quitter
ill see this thru if it takes me down
i promise u im not an addict
it just feels better breathing out
and when my breathlessness consumes me
and i cant tell what brought it on
well then im glad im not a smoker
take my drag and move along
dont take me for dead
i remember what u said
but i was young and i was afraid of being alone
dont take me for dead
i still remember what u said
but now im older and i am all thru with gnawing ur bones
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Roommates
03:54
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will you be my roommate?
i wanna buy a couch with you
we don't have to share a bed,
i'll sleep on the floor, or on the couch instead
i just wanna see you in the morning
will you be my roommate?
i will be sweet
and you can be queen
and nothing will stop us today
we could be roommates just for one year
we could kill time just for one year
we could be roommates forever and ever
we could kill time just for one year, oh
just for one year
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Mokita Boston, Massachusetts
andrew - vox + guit
chris - vox + guit
daniel - vox + bass
nick - drums
Booking: mokitaband@gmail.com
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