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I Hate Her, the Alarm Clock and Train Schedules

by Just For Kicks

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Do you remember all the lies you made up in your mind?
I was buried in a coffin, you fucked me up whenever you wanted
All the days I've spent with you I can say it was wasted time
Like a sick man at your door, you shot me out with your words
(You killed me 1000 times)

I turned down my friends To stay with you today
There's nothing worse that I Could've ever done for you
My homies told me to give up on you
They're right cause you don't deserve me
You must dash right now
I've thrown my time away

I spent two months just wondering what the fuck was going on
And I would say I'm better now cause I'm ok since you're gone
Everything I had to tell it's written on this pad
Now I wonder every night what it could have been for us
(You left me for dead)

I turned down my friends To stay with you today
There's nothing worse that I Could've ever done for you
My homies told me to give up on you
They're right cause you don't deserve me
You must dash right now
I've thrown my time away

There's a name I have marked With an X on my wall
There's a place where you'd go Try to guess how it's called

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released February 6, 2014
Produced, Recorded, Mixed and Mastered by Gregory Dellantonio @ D.Lay Studio

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Just For Kicks Brescia, Italy

We are just another italian pop-punk band trying to be catchy.

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