1. |
the plane
02:12
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i will wait for you
in my childhood room
until you get back off the plane
i don’t mind
those hills where you hide
i just want you
here
i will hold you
in your messy room
until i get back on the plane
i don’t mind
those buildings where i hide
i just want to be
here
i don’t mind
these sheets where we hide
i always want to be
here
you’re here
i’m here
you’re here
i’m here
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2. |
"anything"
03:24
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you say you say you say anything
to get me back to get me back on your team
but i don’t trust my legs anymore
they’re running past me faster than before
and i don’t trust my lungs like i should
they keep coughing up things i said i would do
you say you say you say anything
to get me back to get me back on your team
but i don’t trust your lies like i used to
when i thought that good people told the truth
and i don’t trust your silver screen like i did
when you said it was all beautiful, but it was all painted on
you say you say you say anything
to get me back to get me back on your team
you say you say you say anything
to get me back to get me back on your team
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3. |
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i have loved you
since the sun rose for the first time
when we were still stars
sleeping in the sky
i am crashing
since i lit my cigarette
and started laughing
about regret
i will love you
until the sun forgets to come
and we are at the table
screaming about how we were young
i am crashing
since i got in the car
and started driving
off the edge of the earth
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