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Alvarado
02:54
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Sun's up
Where did the time go
You're looking at the aftermath
Heads up
I got my eyes closed
Think I have to take a bath
Hit the pavement
And there's no one around
Taking heed of the sound
Of the next day
Hold up
Where did my mind go?
No doubt
Let's do it all again
You're looking at a waste of time
Hold out
The Uber's late again
I hope you got another line
Use the password
And we head to the back
Out of fear of attack
Of the next day
Spaced out
Where is my mind again?
Head's up
Hit the pavement
And there's no one around
Taking heed of the sound
Of the next day
Caught up
On Alvarado
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Show Me Show Me Show Me
03:45
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I knock on your window
I know you're in there
There's nobody out here
I'm thinking you don't care
And you probably haven't showered in a couple of days
But I just can't help myself
So show me show me show me
How to change, how to change
Loving you forever is the same old thing
As hating myself
In each and every way
So tell me tell me tell me
If I'm right if I'm wrong
For always trying to listen to the same damn songs
On the radio waves
Each and every day
Let's go and make a mistake
I'm sorry you're hurting
I'm sorry I'm lying
I'm sorry I'm cuter
Without even trying
And I know I'm being just a little shallow today
But I just can't help myself
So show me show me show me
That you're strange, we're the same
'Cause drinking for forever is our favorite game
Any time of day
We put it away
So tell me tell me tell me
If I'm right if I'm wrong
For always trying to listen to those Pixies songs
On the stereo waves
The one's that make our day
Let's go and make a mistake
So show me show me show me
How to change, how to change
Loving you forever is the same old thing
As hating myself
In each and every way
So tell me tell me tell me
If I'm right if I'm wrong
For always trying to listen those ninties songs
On the radio waves
The one's that make our day
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Jeff Tapia Seattle, Washington
Jeff Tapia is a Seattle based songwriter and scream singer that can't quite figure out what she's doing. Lately delving into alternative lo-fi folk rock, Jeff is inspired by the strange, childish, and beautiful nightlife of the confidently unsure bar fly community of this queer and crazy town. Also dumpsters. Jeff likes candy, tacos and laundry smell. ... more
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