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My Emotions, My Emotions

from Out of the Frying Pan by passion fanfare

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if getting emotional
after drinking four cups of coffee at Hamburger Haven
if that's a crime, well, you can throw me in jail
you can throw me in jail
you can throw me

Yeah, I've been drinking--drinking out of straws. I'm twenty five years old and I don't need motor skills anymore. It gets boring, okay, when I'm trying to be good, and you talk about how your feelings are hurt like mine never could be.

yeah, I'm getting emotional
after reading all of those letters from so many assholes
who won't shut up and then just threw me away
oh, you just threw me away
you see through me

I just do not get emotional anymore
'cause I decided I didn't want to get emotional anymore
yeah you know I don't get emotional anymore
oh, you won't like me when I get emotional

(Maybe I eat too much sugar and it's granulating my brain, 'cause I get like the maximum amount of sadness for the minimum amount of pain. I know I'm being an asshole but it's also really hard to be fair, 'cause everything was pretty awful and you were too good a person to be there.)

Maybe it's my bad attitude, maybe it's my bad luck, but I never met a vulture of happiness that I didn't sort of want to fuck. Yeah, the whole situation is scary, it really sucks when I'm thinking about it, but it leaves me with like a thousand excuses when I fall down crying at Grocery Outlet.

and if you get emotional
that's like the whole point
if you get emotional
that's like a gold mine

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from Out of the Frying Pan, released July 23, 2016

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