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Umbrellas
02:06
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we were laying out in the back of the car
with the windows rolled down
and i would do anything
to go back to that night again
i miss when you wanted your teeth on my neck
and i love the thought of the blood dripping down as you tear me into pieces
and leave me to rot on the ground
with the fading leaves and the spiders that i call my friends
at least they will love me till the end
the smell of incense and self deprecation fills the room
as i disappear
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2. |
Stringrays
02:40
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and how can i hold your attention when i can't even hold my own
it's so damn hard to not feel broken with all this cracking in my bones
another sleepless night
of wishing i could do things right
you're only just a text away
oh you're always just a text away
and i promise i'll be better
but i can't guarantee it
and maybe through this smoky weather
looking back you'll see it
so take me back to when we were closer
driving through the snow at night in boulder
but now we're older and it feels at least to me
like this gap between us can't possibly be filled
but maybe that's just me
i guess we'll have to wait and see
if things can change
but maybe that's just me
i guess we'll have to wait and see
i'm glad things changed
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Mochi
03:12
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i promise i'll never put you in the corner
left to rust
collecting dust
you mean so much to me
i'll hold you oh so tight
while we sing perfectly out of tune every night
and now i'm so confused
the screws have all gone loose
the ones in my heart
now it's falling apart
at your feet
you've got me on my knees
i can't believe the queen of cups has finally set me free
oh mochi
you could never disappoint me
oh mochi
you're everything i've ever wanted
oh mochi
you could never disappoint me
oh mochi
you're everything
that i've ever wanted
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