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Nothing is A Vegetable

from Stoopid by Follyball

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Let's talk about gas prices
Or maybe the weather
Whatever makes this
Feel less awkward

I put your things inside this box
Except the things that forgot
Like the gifts that
You gave me on my birthday

And nothing is ever as it seems
Maybe that's why I'm living in this dream
And nothing is ever as it seems
Maybe that's why I'm living in this dream

Maybe we can just act like
Last year never happened
Then we don't have to admit
We're so fucking foolish

Like going to parties dressed like Wayne and Garth
From Wayne's World
And having sex
With the headboard ramming against your parent's bedroom wall

And nothing is ever as it seems
Maybe that's why I'm living in this dream
And nothing is ever as it seems
Maybe that's why I'm living in this dream

And I thought you'd always call me baby
And I thought you'd always call me baby
And I thought you'd always call me baby
Well, I thought (I thought)
I thought (I thought)
Wrong

Last night you didn't call
I didn't give a shit at all
I slit my wrists inside the bathroom tub
And drown myself in alcohol
Nothing really matters
Nothing really matters
Nothing really matters

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from Stoopid, released November 2, 2018
Written By: Kevin Rice, Kevan Hobbs, Joseph West, and Austin Jones
Vocals: Kevin Rice, Kevan Hobbs, Joseph West, Camden Perez, and Josh Selby
Guitars: Kevin Rice
Bass: Kevan Hobbs
Drums: Joseph West
Producer/Engineer: Kevan Hobbs
Assistant Engineer: Jake Girolami
Album Cover: Madison Mitchell

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