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Midnight
03:37
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It’s so frustrating, listening ain’t complicated, talk down like you do, lets talk about our feud, being quiet is being kind, if I listen to myself then I’ll blow my mind, I’m obsessed with the truth, but I’ll grind through,
Where would I be, if my one blip turns in two? she told me to subdue, but I don’t want to,
Every day’s the same, then I wake up at midnight, every day’s the same, when I wake up,
You moved away, further than a train, if I can’t persist, then why’d you break the bliss, and I know you’re never wrong, but you know I’m not that strong, so I lie in my room, refuse to move.
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Mellow
02:57
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You forget my name when you talk, but we felt love by the riverwalk, just one slip, it will stick, you want in, you want out.
Your eyes flicker for the guys who’ve hurt you, am I fucked up? I won’t judge you, romance off screen to you was soothing, but those bright lights are just a dream,
We’re too young for this, you must quit, mellow thoughts just won’t lift, in a year it’s just one act, it hurts but it's true, I must forget you.
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Retrograde Conversations Colchester, UK
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