1. |
sleeping/talking
01:02
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sleeping talking
is the best thing
ever
walking the sidewalk
in the city
together
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2. |
kid again
00:51
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i wanna be a kid again
i wanna have lots of friends
that i barely know
i wanna be a kid so bad
i wanna wear nylon pants
and run around
then ill find something and say
look at this new thing i found
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3. |
want
01:34
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shining a light
in a seamlessly ending night
tried to call out for you
where were you?
gone to a new place
a place where you want to erase
all the bad things, gross things
that you wish you never had
you wanted to go
as soon as you wanted
i wanted to know
what thing you wanted
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4. |
flash
01:44
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a flash of light wakes me up
why would i even care
im still dreaming
im still staying in my bed
until the night comes again
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Washcloth Los Angeles, California
Anthony Prodis
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