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Nothing

from Yeah Whatever by Pity Party

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lyrics

please leave me alone
'cause i've got nothing
don't follow me home
or I'll keep you running

the drugs don't do much
but at least their something
so leave me alone
because I am nothing
yeah, I am nothing

And I don't understand
What I'm doing wrong

I look straight through you
like you see through me
and I'm warned by my thoughts
and our memories

so leave me alone
because I am nothing
and it's too hard to cope
you're a great big something

and I don't understand
yeah I don't understand
what i'm doing wrong
what i'm doing wrong
what i'm doing wrong
what i've done wrong

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from Yeah Whatever, released May 7, 2016

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