1. |
Vitamin F
02:44
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Insane
Mundane
The grain
Line my brain.
No life
No strife
Third strike
every night.
Vitamin F
Overdose
Vitamin F
Next to choke
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2. |
You're Killing Me
02:27
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Let me just say that joke was well written
Its punchline delivered right into my jaw
The words that you said still mock me
They've got me pressed right under their heels
Take one look at me and write all your stories
Just to defy me, it's one big hoax
Act like you care for me
Then baby start laughing
And decide that you're done with me
I roll with the punches while riding a dead horse
You smile and giggle with little remorse
Go buy your makeup but deep down you're still lame
Nothing you're doing is bringing change
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Dork! Nyack, New York
Dork! is
Jonathan Renino: Guitar/Vocals
Chris Ricci: Drums
Anthony Tirelli: Bass
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