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no words
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Lizzie
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babe, I know
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too late
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am i ruined now
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your hands
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i banished myself
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acceptance
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we don't need drugs
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Mooney Montague, Massachusetts
I write simple acoustic songs, mostly about heartbreak. I've been writing since I was about 16. These songs are what have gotten me through it all. Thanks.
I'd love to play a house show, please send me an e-mail.
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