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Skinny Girls
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You told me that you loved me, but you don’t know what that means.
And the more you get to know me, the less you like what you see.
You do deserve an explanation, and I regret that I don’t have one.
I’ve never made a good decision, but you can’t ask me to stop trying.
So turn on all the sprinklers, and run out on the lawn.
You’re better safe than sorry when you hear the smoke alarm.
I call it preemptive heartbreak. I strike first and ask no questions.
I will try anything three times, and I never learn my lesson.
I like skinny girls with problems, but I don’t know how to solve them.
I hang around boys with addictions, so I won’t notice myself slipping away.
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Liam Dailey Boston, Massachusetts
Liam sings songs and stuff. He's been doing that for a while.
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