1. |
lost
03:00
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nothing to do
wasting time with you
i know i know
you don't understand a thing
you don't understand me
everything is changing
everyone is leaving
i know i know
you don't understand a thing
you don't understand me
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2. |
skins
01:43
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i can't help myself
you can't help yourself
nothing feels the same
i can't help but remember your name
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3. |
interlude
01:00
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4. |
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you can hate me
if you want to
you can hate me
sometimes i do too
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5. |
velvet
03:10
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i wanna feel something new
nothing's real except for you
tell me you get lonely too
i wanna know what it's like to be you
tell me why you're always crying
tell me why you feel like dying
i'm telling you it's not so bad
but i know you know this won't last
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6. |
stay home
04:28
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it hurts me to be without you
it pains me to think about you
i know you get lonely
i know things go by slowly
you're by yourself
you're on your own
don't wanna go out
you wanna stay home
i watched you cry inside my car
i know things get hard
i know you feel like going away
you know i want you to stay
you're by yourself
you're on your own
don't wanna go out
you wanna stay home
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