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what once was fear
02:02
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who loved you last
gave up on you too fast
like a treasure among the scraps
i can't find you in my maps
it's the vulnerable things you'd say
that i'd keep in this vase
but if it breaks
it's you i can't replace
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mahal
02:42
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if the words came easy
this would be so hopeless, romantic
two words fighting for space
round by round i go, i spot blood on the floor
the cost of loving more
about a year ago i thought i knew it all
i kept the notes and parables close to my chest
tonight the rounds on me
i spot a drink on the floor
the cost of loving more
the fire's out
it was i who poured the water
from my big mouth
from salivating over the colors you gave me
it's so important to give you everything
to give you everything
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charmz
03:39
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comfort calls when you're around
and i'm afraid of what i might say
it might scare you away again
with a loss with expletives and audibles
you ask me to dance and i'll oblige
to show these two left feet my father birthed me
i catch you laughing again
to live a life and lust is fucking exhausting
you could wear this charm before it wears you out
you got me singing
you are charmed and loved.
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who says you can't laugh at it all
you've earned it now to slow it down
and wear your crown
and swear your vows
who says you can't have it all
with honest tongues
this quiet pause
threes cheers for love
hoping the sun won't come
holding them close to your chest
slowing the car down to savor
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