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Drunk//Numb
02:03
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Is it okay if we speak?
Is it okay if I stay the night?
Can we go for rides in your car?
Can we speak of all the stuff we've done?
Now we're done I've never felt so drunk.
Now we're done I've never felt so dumb.
Can we go for rides in your car?
Can we speak of all the shit we've done?
I've built up a tolerance for myself.
Built up a tolerance for missing your touch.
Can we go for rides in your car?
Can we speak of all the stuff we've done?
Now we're done I've never felt so drunk.
Now we're done I can't get anymore numb.
Can we go for rides in your car?
Can we speak of all the shit we've done?
Now we're done I've never felt so drunk.
Now we're done I can't anymore dumb.
Now we're done I've never felt more drunk.
Now we're done I can't get anymore numb.
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1 4 U (keep this close)
02:48
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I don't get what we are
I'm so lost and afraid
I've lost so many friends
Can we be a new trend?
We've become so distant
We've become so close
Old habits recite
Old poem's unite
We've become so distant
We've become so close
Old poems recite
Old lover's unite
Tonight
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Phantom Reaper Pelaw Main, Australia
I'm an independent musician attempting to write music that everyone will enjoy, that being if you enjoy sappy love songs and poorly sung lyrics. I may also eventually re-work anything I release.
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