its amazing how far music can come.. 24 years after it released and its one of the most heartfelt songs ive heard
we all have to fall, but why so fast and so far?
it’s so much better now
it’s so much better now
desk drawer pharmacy
crc7173
we all have to fall, but why so fast and so far?
what you said is a god damned lie
there’s plenty left to lose
it stared me down and
left me shaking in my shoes
it’s so much better now
it’s so much better now
stamped on the front and the back:
crc7173
desk drawer pharmacy
affectionately
it’s so much better now
it’s so much better now
desk drawer pharmacy
crc7173
we all have to fall, but why so fast and so far?
what you said is a god damned lie
there’s plenty left to lose
it stared me down and
left me shaking in my shoes
it’s so much better now
it’s so much better now
stamped on the front and the back:
crc7173
desk drawer pharmacy
affectionately
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fucking good, i can't say anything more about this...