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making out
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He said Oh baby don't be sad
Cause when you do you look so bad
He said Oh baby don't be sad
I broke a glass against my head
He said he liked me when I smile
My eyes and my old-fashioned style
He said he liked me when I smile
The things are always put on trial
Making out and getting
That is all he needs tonight
Making out and getting high
That is all he needs tonight
And when he called me on my phone
I knew that he was not alone
And when he called me on my phone
We took the taxi to his home
He said Oh baby don't be sad
And lit another cigarette
He said Oh baby don't be sad
Next time he'll see me I'll be dead
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I have to write a happy happy song
So all the happy happy kids could sing along
Don't wanna write another happy song
Don't wanna to pretend to be so cool and strong
I'm kinda having the time of my life and it sucks
I'm kinda trying to have fun but I'm outta luck
I'm so happy
I wanna die
I'm so happy now
I'm so happy
I wanna die
I have to sit and wait for all your parties end
I have to sit and wait while you are with your friends
And when I tell I miss you don't understand
Is it a shame for you to call me your girlfriend
I become so obsessive why can't you see
Trying as hard as I can to make you like me
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angelic milk Berlin, Germany
angelic milk was started by Sarah Persephona in 2013 as a solo project. Since then the band has changed multiple lineups of
members and has recorded and performed in Russia, Sweden, Germany and Turkey. Now located in Berlin.
Our songs are about romance, sex, rock'n'roll and death.
We disapprove of the destructive policies of the Russian state. Peace and love to all
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