200 Lafayette

from Dead Channels by Teenage Mysticism

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well i'm useless but i'm used to it as i'm sinking, drinking whatever's left from a bottle off my bedroom floor. ah-ooo.
visions of my death in a train station, a pound of flesh for a new location, a thrift store brooch on a railway track... cus i've never wanted anything i could have.
well i'm starved for any form of yr affection. chalk it up to a bad connection but whenever we talk i feel like i'm tapping wires cus i've never wanted anyone i could have.
no i've never wanted anything i could have.

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from Dead Channels, released February 14, 2012

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