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Antoinette
05:48
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Dodge This
02:33
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Eye contact in a public place
Feel it pierce my skin
Voice falls short onto frozen lips
And the moments starts to pass
Not like this
Not like this
I burn out, trying to bring myself around
Bending over backwards to protect my face
I burn out, trying to bring myself around
Bending over backwards to protect my face
Doomed to make the same mistakes
Star-crossed, smothered by my own silhouette
Watch it get worse, Its supposed to get better
Next time, there won't be a next time
Don't know when to walk away
Say uncle or say grace
You said there won't be a next time
But the first time still marks my face
You said that we talk in circles
But I'm still out of shape
You said there won't be a next time
But the first time still marks my face
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Plotholes
00:31
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4. |
Or Something
04:08
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Can’t catch a break from this heat,
I’ve tried falling asleep but the blankets won't let me
I go to turn the AC on, I look out the window and see the morning has come
The birds in some heavy discussion, singing a song I wish they were humming
Now that the seasons are changing, the color is fading, and autumn skips right by
(What’s wrong?)
Nothing at all
With this distance between us, you got so damn far
(It’s all gone)
But the feeling has faded away and if you come back it won’t be the same at all
(It’s okay),
I don’t mean to delay things
The fact of the matter is I don’t like changes
(What's wrong?)
Nothing at all
There’s a hole in this spot and I wish you were here right now
I like the way that you talk
You look around to see if everyone's following
And if I'm funny or not
You still try to laugh as you guess where the punchline is
We’ll watch movies and dance through the plot, pointing out details directors forgot
But now that you’re moving away, in a couple of weeks you’ll be gone and then it’ll be fall
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