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knives
01:14
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2. |
door
04:03
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4. |
this is not a song
00:35
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skeleton friend
01:48
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This is not a cry for help
I can’t be best friends with a skeleton
But if I was I’d take him everywhere
I’d take you everywhere
Your coffin would be our home
Your ribcage a memory
We’ll sit in your brain
And dance the pain away
Skeleton, skeleton, skeleton friend
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6. |
hey
01:18
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hey
i want you to say with me
hey
looks like you've fallen out of me
but that's okay
i didn't need you anyway
that's a lie
i need you more
than you need me
i need you more
than i need to breathe
please
don't
leave
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7. |
cheek
03:01
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You sit on your own
Watching the clouds go
Not a care in the world
I watch you as you laugh
I watch you as you laugh
You Finally feel yourself again
she leaves your lipstick on my cheek
Cuz your eyes are her Valium
Watching you
While forgetting to breathe
She is breathless
Im just reckless
And you make her
See straight
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