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In Your Quiet Place
00:28
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Just Stay Still
Wait For Me x2
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Nineteen Years
03:57
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Call my parents tell them that I'm alone
I've had enough of waiting for a home that's only going to shatter when I'm gone
Cause my accomplishments turned into stale and ice cold dinners
I've got some friends but they don't care
Nineteen years of fucking up.
Stay still if you can find a night that I could just come back to see you
But your fine you've got a different plan and I know I'm not Involved
Come home is what I wish you said but you're doing just fine without me
So I'll wake up on my own
Call me sad I've never heard that
Call me okay I never wanted that
You never wanted that for me
You never wanted me
Stay still if you can find a night that I could just come back to see you
But your fine you've got a different plan and I know I'm not Involved
Come home is what I wish you said but you're doing just fine without me
So I'll wake up on my own
If you want to forget
(You're together I'm alone like you ever cared)
I'll make sure you regret
(You're together I'm alone like you ever cared)
Leaving me on my own
(You're together I'm alone like you ever cared)
Your baby has not grown
Stay still if you can find a night that I could just come back to see you
But your fine you've got a different plan and I know I'm not Involved
Come home is what I wish you said but you're doing just fine without me
So I'll wake up on my own
(You're together I'm alone like you ever cared)
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3. |
Arthur
04:28
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I don't see colours anymore
Passed out on his floor
Her tears were on your bed but
He was gone long before he was dead
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Tired Eyes
04:45
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