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Cartoon Earthquake
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You wanna put me in your pocket
And take me around
But I'll get heavy
You'll have to put me down
You picked me in the first place
You could buckle under the weight
It's a real thing now
Real thing now
If a rock hit the ground
And split like a hairline fracture
A cartoon earthquake now
It's me that you'd run after
And jump the gap
To get to my half
I wanna trust that
Put the power in the socket
And feel it all
Light up for me
And then drop the ball
I'm over the 2000s
It hurt
s less when you're not about it
I'm stuck
It's a real thing
Real thing now
If a rock hit the ground
And split like a hairline fracture
A cartoon earthquake now
It's me that you'd run after
And jump the gap
To get to my half
I wanna trust that
Like a trauma center
I wish we couldn't relate
You had your arm bitten off
I'll bite your head off if you're around
At the wrong time
Or for a long time
If a rock hit the ground
And split like a hairline fracture
A cartoon earthquake now
It's me that yo
u'd run after
And jump the gap
To get to my half
I wanna trust that
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