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lyrics
I'm so sorry
I love the thought of you thinking of me
I'm so boring
How selfish of me to prove that I need you
I swallowed everything that I could find
To prove to you that we all die
I've risked it all so you could see
Me alone in a hospital
And for a minute
You thought I was gone
And for a minute
I proved you wrong
I'm so sorry
I love the thought of you thinking of me
I'm so boring
How selfish of me to prove that I need you
I swallowed everything that I could find
To prove to you that we all die
I've risked it all so you could see
Me alone in a hospital
I love the thought of you thinking of me
I'm so boring
How selfish of me to prove that I need you
I swallowed everything that I could find
To prove to you that we all die
I've risked it all so you could see
Me alone in a hospital
And for a minute
You thought I was gone
And for a minute
I proved you wrong
I'm so sorry
I love the thought of you thinking of me
I'm so boring
How selfish of me to prove that I need you
I swallowed everything that I could find
To prove to you that we all die
I've risked it all so you could see
Me alone in a hospital
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from Diet,
track released March 23, 2013
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