1. |
How Could I?
03:00
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Driven mad wondering
Whether or not those are
Birthmarks on your neck
Ashamed for even hoping one way
How can I be content now
Knowing that she exists in the world
Driven mad wandering
Through the grass and the trees
Moon glow on your neck
Ashamed for even glancing that way
How can I continue now
Wanting something that I shouldn't
How can I?
How could I?
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2. |
New Pop
04:10
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Hold me close, hold me near
When I am filled with fear
Filled with doubts, break me out
Of this chaos that I feel
And my blood runs quick and cool through me
And I feel my skin leap away from me
Tired and drained, all the same
Except I'm the one to blame
Inept steps, creeping debts
Slips the window from the pane
And I lose my grip on what I've loved
And I am I own unrelenting judge
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3. |
All
05:17
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These are the hands that love you
More than any keys
More than any strings
All I want is your hands and lips on my body
I want to feel your touch
I want to feel your love washing over me
(cover all of me)
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4. |
Just Be
01:37
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I'm fun until I'm not
I'm smart until I'm not
I'm kind until I'm not
I don't mean to
I see until I don't
I think until I don't
I speak until I don't
I don't mean to
I try to be understood
I try to be something good
I try to please when I should just be
I should just be
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