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When you're in your room
When your temper is short
When you lock the door
When your skin is thin
When you're on the mend
Do you think about your wolves?
Do you think about them when you're on the floor
A problem when your plate is full
A problem when you're wanting more
Do you think about your wolves?
Do you think about before
Before you lock the door
Before you wreck my car
Before you crack my skull
Before you break apart
'fore you destroy my soul
Before you break my heart
Do you feel what I now feel?
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Two Wolves [Version II]
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When you're in your room
When your temper is short
When you lock the door
When your skin is thin
When you're on the mend
Do you think about your wolves?
Do you think about them when you're on the floor?
A problem when your plate is full
A problem when you're wanting more
Do you think about your wolves?
Do you think about before?
Before you lock the door
Before you wreck my car
Before you crack my skull
Before you break apart
'fore you destroy my soul
Before you break my heart
Feel what I now feel
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Gas & Matches [Bazan]
03:46
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All the way up here
I was thinking it over
I wished we could drink some beer
And work it out
Our lungs were burning
We were starting to worry
I couldn't catch my breath
Or slow my heartbeat
We took your photograph
We thought we'd have a few good laughs
At your expense
Here you thought we were your friends
I guess now you know
Or do you
Are there really
People like that?
Or is this guy just
Making shit up
Pity parties
Feeling sorry for himself
Begging for mercy
You were holding a gas can
You had our hands tied
Behind our backs
I started crying
'Cause I thought it was over
When you pulled a matchbook
From your back pocket
We took your photograph
We thought we'd have a few good laughs
At your expense
Here you thought we were your friends
I guess now you know
We knew you were half and half
But we didn't know you were
A psychopath
Or that you'd have the last laugh
I guess now we know
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