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driving you home
only one on the road
trying to see
it’s been dark for hours now
saying goodnight
i hope that i’ll see you soon
falling asleep
my eyes are so heavy now
and i can’t explain the words that fall between the lines
and i wish you know that yr voice is my disguise
and i can’t explain to you that it happens all the time
and i wish you knew that my thoughts are my demise
calling yr phone
you always pick up the first ring
and i just hope
It doesn’t go to voicemail
and i don’t know
if you wanna stay forever
but i won’t ask
if you don’t want me to
and i can’t explain the words that fall between the lines
and i wish you know that yr voice is my disguise
and i can’t explain to you that it happens all the time
and i wish you knew that my thoughts are my demise
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mirror
01:54
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look in the mirror
you seem so fragile
as far as i can tell
when does it get better?
when does it get better?
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