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Cigarette Lips
02:53
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Work Week
02:56
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Preachers Daughter
02:52
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American Catastrophe
03:04
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American Catastrophe
We were born
In highly low places
A sad excuse for
Any generation
Painted portraits
In side my head
Blinded by what we
Never ever used to have
Woah woah
So here’s the soundtrack
Of our family
Broken pieces
Bursting at the seams
We are
All stars
In our
Own Fantasies
An American catastrophe
Brought up in the same house
Got another set hammy downs 
For what it’s worth
We made it work
We were on the right track
a runaway who never turned back
With out a doubt
We all moved out, so
I hope that one day
We can come to terms
In a new fair way
With our heart felt words
Mama always nervous
Daddy’s got us worried
No ones ever heard this
Side of the story
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Makes Me Sick
03:38
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