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Sigh In My Ear
05:22
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I wish i was dying laughing
On your bedroom floor
Just one more time
Hearing you sigh in my ear
Telling me tonight is all you need
“Doesn’t matter what’s outside of here”
I can still hear you sigh in my ear
What was it that I stopped myself from saying
What was it that I stopped myself from saying
I can’t recall
Now it’s four in the morning
And I’m running through the old times
Before you bled out your arms
Leaving scissors on the floor
Doesn’t matter cause you’re outside of here
Fuck what you did there
What was it that I stopped myself from saying
What was it that I stopped myself from saying
I can’t recall
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Your First Armadillo
04:24
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