Masturbate to Heartache

from I Think I Hate Myself by Knowing We'll Never Grow Up

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I invested so much
I need too much...

A loss of words.
A sequence of events that brought me to where I am today, and left me wondering: "What happened to you?"
I'm in love with an idea. I'm in love with someone else.

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from I Think I Hate Myself, released February 16, 2012

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Knowing We'll Never Grow Up Salt Lake City, Utah

Sad kids screaming about things. We're super dead.

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