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Serxem
03:45
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Frank
03:15
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Don't let me lose you
03:11
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tell me what you need
and i can get it guaranteed
this endless pattern's here to stay
even when you choke me out
and tell me i'm okay
my head's a mess and with
all the stress i put myself through
i guess i'm just not cut out for you
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the sound of the sky and the smell of the waves
bubbles under my skin and it taunts me for days
i'm doubtful we'll be leaving here any time soon
i see your smile in the spotlight of the moon
and you run your fingers inside of my mouth
you tell me i'm fine i just need to go outside
and throw all my judgement away in the sea
i leave life for matrimony
we carved out our shelter more dead than alive
but it’s hard to feel bad with your hands on my thighs
I’m getting harsh chills from venlafaxine withdrawal
with your hands in my lap I feel no tension at all
as your head rests gently alongside my face
as we get close we converge in our space
we'll talk with our body and travel by speech
as the gravity shifts we hang onto the beach
why do we need to be free
when it's just you and just me
i'm begging the stars for a clue
won't be so bad here with you
so i let you entwine your existence with me
reassure your decision with my company
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Wyvx
04:02
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A Solar System
04:26
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Cybele
03:53
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