LYRICS
Use A− / A+ to adjust text sizeThe Pink Seashell (Ft. Ethan Hawke)
Parents got divorced when I was, uh, five years oldAnd I saw my father about three times a year after thatAnd when he found out that he had cancer, he decided toTo bring me here and he gives me this big pink seashellAnd he says to me, "Son, the answers are all inside of this"And I'm all like, "What?"Now then I realize, I realize thatThe shell's emptyThere's no point to any of this, it's all just aA random lottery of meaningless tragedyAnd a series of near escapesSo I take pleasure in the detailYou know, a, a Quarter Pounder with cheeseThose are goodThe sky about ten minutes before it started to rainA moment where your laughter becomes a cackleAnd I sit backAnd I ride my own melt
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