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Your Mother and I Are Getting a Divorce

from Not Much by Fake Bodies

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All the rooms that we've been through
All the trails that we've crossed through
All the streets that we know
Your car was my home
But like everything else it crashed
Doesn't it hurt to look back
To the times we felt alone?
Now your arms are my home

Don't you wanna get away with this teenage rebellion?
I know it's unnecessary, but it's still worth saving.
I asked my dad if it could get any worse
He said, "Your mother and I are getting a divorce."

So I ran screaming

Hanging out in every basement
Not missing out on time's wasted
We had fun, it's all we had
Always on the run, never looking back
On how we felt earlier that day
Cause through the night the pain all goes away
But now it's all we know so
Don't you tear down my home

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from Not Much, released February 9, 2018

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