1. |
you could lose us
02:42
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front seat music
you could see through it
you could lose us
we could lose us
do you hurt on the inside?
i couldn't bear the sight
all sorts and pesticide
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2. |
forty-eight seconds
00:48
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time to wake up
come back when it's over
"regret nothing" he said
man, he was bolder
and i love you
and thanks for the push
but i miss it
and i need it so much
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3. |
just like that
03:20
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if you're not a good person to yourself,
you can't be one to anyone else
and just like that, i lost my faith
i don't know why i ever tried
i wish i had never
and just like that, i lost my faith
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4. |
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up there lies two parallel moulds
sharing body heat and cold toes
laying with dreams of growing old
and traveling with my home sweet home
let's not be sad, you're so happy
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