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Room
02:46
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Was it just too much?
Or was I not enough?
To fill your needs, was I not the man that you needed me to be?
Cause I just weighed you down
and I made you drown
But you took yourself away
cause you didn't wanna stay
there was so much more
now I'm crying on the floor
Tell me why
Its not your time
With so much love and so much care tell me how is this even fair
I just need you here to wipe my tears to kill my fear
to kill my fear
But you were lying there
dying there
in your hell
cause we were in your room
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Suburban Paradise Ripon, California
Nor-Cal pop-punk since 2010
Matt Grattan - Guitar/Lead Vocals
Paul Grattan - Drums/Vocals
Jacob Ramirez - Bass/Vocals
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