1. |
dream
03:24
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you took the long way home
told me it's something that I said to you
you wanna be alone
your crystal ball said that's what you should do
so take your time
and I'll take mine
you look like something that I saw in a dream,
but whenever you're here you turn around and leave
like pushing your knife in my back, but for you I think ill bleed
for you ill bleed
your mother's dead and gone
you wait your turn because it's coming soon
and as the days roll by
all I can do is wait around for you
so take your time
and ill take mine
but I don't know if well be fine
you look like something that I saw in a dream,
but whenever you're here you turn around and leave
like pushing your knife in my back, but for you I think ill bleed
for you ill bleed
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2. |
SkipTown
03:19
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3. |
places
03:10
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4. |
joyride
04:32
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5. |
lonely
03:06
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6. |
ghost
03:24
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7. |
runaround
03:22
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8. |
sleeping
03:47
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