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House Arrest
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Spent a year on house arrest thinking of ways to clear my head. Killing myself could be good, but they’d clean the blood in my room. They’d see the notes from you and the texts that I couldn’t go through. I can’t take that stress. I spent every day in my bed. I know I’ll miss you, but there’s nothing you can do.
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Eighteen
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18 came fast for me, doing drugs became routine. Smoking with my exs, I was everything and lifeless. When your hands cut my veins, I got some blood loss to my brain. You woke me up from this mess, but I forgot you and I think your dead.
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Slurred Terms Indiana
My name is Ethan. Most people remember me through William Bonney and some through my other band Bedrooms. These are my splits with friends around the U.S and hopefully soon the world.
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