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Strawberry Filling
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Do you ever have this nightmare that you're drowning?
I have this nightmare that I'm drowning
In all my trash, and decomposing
Do you ever have this nightmare that you're sleeping?
I have this nightmare that I'm sleeping
Every night, and doing nothing
I fill that hole with strawberry filling
And I fill your holes with strawberry filling
And I plug my nose with strawberry filling
Cause I know what it is
Do you fill that hole with strawberry filling
Can you fill my holes with strawberry filling
And nobody knows of our strawberry filling
But we know what it is
And we know what this is
Do you ever have this nightmare that you're dreaming?
I have this nightmare that I'm dreaming
Of all these things, that aren't happening
Do you ever have this nightmare that you're constantly pleading
Please have a nightmare that you're constantly pleading
And getting nothing, and getting nothing but me
I fill that hole with strawberry filling
And I fill your holes with strawberry filling
And I plug my nose with strawberry filling
Cause I know what it is
Do you fill that hole with strawberry filling
Can you fill my holes with strawberry filling
And nobody knows of our strawberry filling
But we know what it is
And we know what this is
And we know what it is
And we know what this is
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Friend Hell West Virginia
unprofessional pop punk folk rock nonsense
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