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Badless, The ~ Little Hell


(smith) Once was a man who didn't do too well He spent more than a little time down in his little hell He had time to decide even if it was worth the ride He started early on before it was cool To take the risk on of dealin' in the high school Never mind that a line wasn't much more than a good time Yeah de yeah Carefree and careful as a man could be What are the risks of burnin' hot if you can't even see That the ore's run aground sinking in to the shore Careful and conscious of the burning red Of the flashing lights and the feeling of dread Captured in everything in this dragging little moment Yeah de yeah Inevitably in a little hell Immeasurably in a little hell Character breathes with a little hell Run out of thoughts and possibilities It ain't only the man with no eyes who can't see You back up, up a day, coulda wrote, wrote it all... You back up, in a daze, shoulda wrote, wrote it all down Yeah de yeah more free lyrics

(smith)

Once was a man who didn't do too well
He spent more than a little time down in his little hell
He had time to decide even if it was worth the ride

He started early on before it was cool
To take the risk on of dealin' in the high school
Never mind that a line wasn't much more than a good time

Yeah de yeah

Carefree and careful as a man could be
What are the risks of burnin' hot if you can't even see
That the ore's run aground sinking in to the shore

Careful and conscious of the burning red
Of the flashing lights and the feeling of dread
Captured in everything in this dragging little moment

Yeah de yeah

Inevitably in a little hell
Immeasurably in a little hell
Character breathes with a little hell

Run out of thoughts and possibilities
It ain't only the man with no eyes who can't see
You back up, up a day, coulda wrote, wrote it all...
You back up, in a daze, shoulda wrote, wrote it all down

Yeah de yeah

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