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Daisies
03:51
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Leave me alone
Why won’t you just leave me alone?
I’m not mad
I’m just lazy
Pick up the phone
I don’t want to pick up the phone
I’m not sad
I’m just daisies
In a jar
By the keys to your car
A postmodern cliche
Of a cliche
Sell all my clothes
I think I might sell all my clothes
It’s all flair
And for the wealthy
Leave me alone
Well you shouldn’t leave me alone
I don’t care to be healthy anymore
It’s a foot in the door
A postmodern cliche
Of a cliche
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