think of you

from these are pretty rough dude by Eric Oliver

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i got too much time on my hands
to think of you
to think of you
all the books i ever read say thinking just won't do
just thinking won't do
i'm tired of pretending i'm your baby, baby
don't call me that unless you mean it
i wouldn't recognize you if i saw you again
you wouldn't recognize me if you knew me back then
i wouldn't recognize you if i saw you again
you wouldn't recognize me if you were really my friend
were you really my friend

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from these are pretty rough dude, released July 10, 2015

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Eric Oliver Erie, Pennsylvania

I was born November 15, 1987. Lots of things have happened since then. Sometimes I write songs about these things or things I just made up in my mind.

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