1. |
hi/lo
02:20
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you think im so hi
but i feel so lo
you say your goodbyes
i dont want u to go
stop giving in
who's life are you living in
or are you just visiting
i want you forever
people come & go
and the pain will fade away
what i've been telling you
if you really wanna stay
i'm so high but i dont want to be
all i want is your company
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2. |
hide/seek
02:08
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she's hiding away
she's finding a place
she likes to call it home
she doesn't let me know
he's always there
he's got the world prepared
leaving me out to dry
leaving me no reply
she'll see it soon
this unclean groom
dirty with too much smoke
he doesn't have the room
its hide and seek
you've played this game all week
but you only play
when someone else is 'it'
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3. |
in/out
02:51
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box of white hangers hanging on my floor
thirty-four count but i still need some more
moving out today
moving in today
socks and all my sneakers i clean them just in case
polish all my zippers with my old toothpaste
running in today
running out today
crack open the window so i can hear the rain
ice cream in the freezer its all i'd eat today
staying in today
staying out today
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4. |
baby (bonus)
01:32
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Washcloth Los Angeles, California
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