1. |
far
02:37
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i've been missing you lately
and everything's changing
but i've really been growing
so we can pull through
all these years
being with you
turned myself around
so i could face you
now here i am
loving you so
you're loving me back
let's never let go
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2. |
ticklish
04:46
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i like to trick myself
so you don't wanna
care for me anymore
repetitive stitching of my lips
why bother?
when will you be sick of me?
slight, touch
why i'm ticklish
my, moans
drown you out so quickly
hovering hands
make them look so ugly
i know that i'm such a chore
but i do believe
all of the things you tell me
i couldn't ask for more
will you change me
cause i don't wanna lose my friend
slight, touch
why i'm ticklish
my, moans
drown you out so quickly
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3. |
kora
04:25
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what motion
i'm poor in step
i'm holding
onto your leg
without you
i'm bound to dread
or hold on
to me instead
my silly
will you forgive
you're bruised
from all my licks
i'm blowing a bigger kiss
you know i never miss
such lovely lips
such lovely taste
which pulled me far
from every ache
i'll spare my thoughts and
hold you close
why would i go on all alone?
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4. |
swing
04:34
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swinging on a swing
do you wanna sleep
laying on the porch
feeling you faintly
thinking i am there
spitting out your hair
closing both our eyes
feeling you baby
will you imagine it
well i'll do more than that
then are you are dreaming it
you know i want it bad
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5. |
daylight savings time
00:53
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you're
perfect
with
your
daylight
savings
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Sopwith Palmdale, California
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