1. |
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I need you to know
how hard it is to leave
without saying I love you
Need you to know
how hard it is to leave
without saying I love you
I need you to know
how hard it is to leave
without saying I love you
I need you to know
how hard it is to leave
without saying I love you
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2. |
Blurry
01:44
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I feel like my mind just turned to static
I feel like I’m finally present
Are we moving or is it stagnant?
Now the feeling is cleared away
It’s all so blurry
Makes me feel like none of it’s real
It’s nice not to be worried
It lingers, it’s a bit blurry
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3. |
Conversations
01:30
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Bought another book that I swore I was gonna read
Counting them all that makes a little over fifteen
Call up my friends when I know that their busy
I’ll blame everything on me because it’s all I ever known
At least you’re all having fun
Keeping conversation light
I admire the ability
I admire the willingness
At least it’s a little fun
Talking about things that don’t
Dampen the mood completely
Escapist communication
It all has little value
but we make up for it in laughter
It all has little value
But we make up for it in laughter
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