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june (voice)
03:07
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oh june! come soon!
your voice is all i want.
this cityscape feels empty
the city sounds disappear
when you're here, i'll escape
to see the ocean, i'll settle for mountains
these lies we pretend to sell
your eyes i can never read
count the months, to days
come soon! oh june!
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june (vows)
04:12
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take my body, take my soul
i've been drifting for so long
you can name a river, swim into it
name you june when i mess it up
count the months to days
5-4-3-2-1
i will take this vow, as i wear this crown all the way down
i just want this love even if it hurts
i'll pay the premium
you can have this heart as collateral
it's not gold but it works
do-do-do-do-do
that's the birds singing what a pretty thing you are
name you june when i will risk it all
tell you all the things burning on this damn tongue
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june (miracle)
02:19
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if the morning comes
will the sun come out?
will the birds be loud?
i'll be waiting there for you
if i start feeling doubt
you can stop me now
through debts and vows
i'll be waiting there for you
i've been counting days
trying to stay awake
a true test of faith
i'll be waiting there for you
june!
you're a miracle to me
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4. |
june (rocking boat)
03:50
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with spider webs in my head
this frog stuck in my throat
if i told you everything
the world might explode
if the lights are bright
and the night is right then we'll be just fine
with my last dollar left i'll buy you a rocking boat
to sail around the world with everything to see
june, you look beautiful
you mean everything to me
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