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Thursday Lyrics by Devin Dabney

Red Fury (with Clint Breeze)

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[Intro]
Okay, you can do this
Type it out, send it to her, forget about it
Okay, yeah
[Verse 1]
I'm a victim of Cupid’s scorn
Ever since you been gone
I’ve had recurring dreams every night about the dudes you bone
I know that by my side is where you belong
Who was wrong? It doesn’t matter, I refuse to go on
Any longer without you
I don’t doubt you are doing better than ever, whether or not I out you
I’m the one that’s stuck, how do I get out?
Do I admit my wrongs - grab foot, and insert into mouth? Ugh
Admittedly, don’t really believe it’s me
Who should apologize, all those guys that you had at your feet
Tending to every need that I did not ever see
You see, you seek attention from everybody but me
Either through animosity, or possibly consciously
Living out subconscious, perceive that’s it all a part of the glee
Claiming I was too harsh, and nobody got you but me
Despite all of their attempts, I should tryin' to find peace?
How could you fault me for feeling like I was lost in a million
Decisions, locked in a building that’s getting hotter, the sealing
Is peeling off of the ceiling, I’m keeling over, revealing
Some real exposure, appealing for healing over my spirit
Now I diss you only because I miss you
Wishing that I could kiss you, that that wasn’t an issue
That we were still official, that I didn’t dismiss you
Don’t know what I was thinking, knowing I can’t resist you
Feeling so artificial, that cutting through all the sinew
Shows a hollow body that’s cold, a living igloo that
Froze and got nobody that’s close and beneficial
So I embody the woes wrote in this scripture
Now my windows are tinted, I’m sprinting from what’s beginning
You know that you bad as fuck - you so bad, it made me demented
I’m sitting back in the storeroom, admitting that in this courtroom
Of sinning, I am complaining, I’m judging and I’m defending
Cycle is never-ending, Bible holds no repentance
Vital organs submitting - died in orbit mid-mission
Trying, hoping and fishing, fighting off a remission
Dying hope was admission, tiding over attrition
[Interlude]
Okay, I can send this
Yeah, I know you gotta get this
She's seen it
[Verse 2]
On and off, she would text again
But I knew she ain't really want to talk to me
She was gone with an even better man
And I know now she ain't ever wanted me
[Outro]
Next message
Devin, why are you not answering your phone?
People want to see you
[?]
This is *censored*, by the way, I think he's calling back
And why is your phone off? Did your phone die?
That's all I got
I just-
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Devin Dabney

Devin Dabney

About “Thursday” by Devin Dabney

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"Thursday" appears on "Red Fury (with Clint Breeze)".

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