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Texting The Dead
02:56
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Didn’t ask, didn’t care
Drove you up to the show
Couldn’t talk fast enough
Didn’t want you to go
Wrote a note on my phone
Like you’d even know
Paper moon in my room
Shining soft and low
You’re never really gone
Never really gone
You’re never really gone
Never really gone
I broke down, called around
Like I should have known
Up so high it’s no surprise
There was no control
Disappearing
Into that easy feeling
You’re never really gone
Never really gone
You’re never really gone
Never really gone
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2. |
Andie
03:09
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I don't want to wait around all night
Looking for the words to make it alright
Something made you feel so afraid
You were drowning in the lake that you made
Did you ever even get to hear the sound
Of the courage that you finally found?
All the cliches start to speak in new voice
Born in feedback, baptized in noise
I saw in you
What you saw in me
A confidence
That you couldn’t keep
It’s hard to say
The things that we mean
So sit right here
Just be beside me
I wanna be your way out
Did the truth get in the way of your plans?
Was there a hole in the bucket you were filling with sand?
Something in the way eclipsing your light
I’ll never know now, couldn’t swallow my pride
I don’t want to waste the rest of my life
Standing on the line afraid to get right
It’s not a moment but it’s not a mistake
It’s a million small decisions we make
I saw in you
What you saw in me
A confidence
That you couldn’t keep
It’s hard to say
The things that we mean
So sit right here
Just be beside me
I wanna be your way out
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