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Yr Ego
01:49
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I don't care about your friends
I don't care about your trends
They're nothing to me
They're nothing to me
Your Ego
Your Ego
Oh oh (Verse)
I don't want your sympathy
Nothing for you to see
You're nothing to me
You're nothing to me
Your ego
Your ego
Oh oh (Verse)
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Wizvrd
02:50
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All the walls I've kept up
The best things in life feel scripted
and I think I might've messed up
But I don't think I care enough
I don't think I care enough
I don't think I care enough
I don't think I care
I never knew I had so much to say to you
Contemplating things I should've done
I wonder if my mother ever loved my dad
But maybe that's a question that I shouldn't even ask
Maybe that's a question that I shouldn't even ask
Times are coming around now
That I wish I never knew
Now that you see it There's
Nothing I can
I don't think I care enough
Where I stay I feel no love
Always feeling like I'm stuck
No one ever seems to care enough
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