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Killing Time
03:02
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Feet under my desk
Just another day
I'm doing fine
I'm doing just fine
And everyone I know working from their beds
They're doing fine
They're doing just fine
But do you remember that time
No
Endless feelings
Endless things
You say everyday
So boring
Since when were you so boring
Endless feelings
Endless things
You say every day
Don’t you have anything else to say
And do you remember that time
We walked around outside
In rain and moonlight
And smoked a soggy cigarette
By the lake
So fine
Endless feelings
Endless things
You say every day
So boring
Since when were you so boring
Endless feelings
Endless things
You say every day
Don't you have anything else to say
Everything's just fine
I guess it’s alright
Nothing is too bad
Everything's just fine
I guess it’s alright
Nothing is too bad
But do you remember that time
Just sitting outside
And now we make just enough money killing time
And now we make just enough money killing time
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