Got a call
The one I've been waiting for
In the middle of the night
Said I know what you do and know its the same to you
Can't keep down the girl who loves music

Darkness dares to the diatone
As I sing myself to sleep
The most beauty I've seen
Lives in a dream
Where we laugh and want to live for the little things

Not even if I could get you back, I don't try
You weren't all that good, but I loved you like you were
Mine
Is it the only thing, I keep it like I see it
I feel like it always rains, a billion hearts stop
Bleeding

Alone and no one knows how to feel
And I party all the time
Yeah I know how to kill, but I hate how it feels
That everyones in love with someone else

And even if I could get you back, I don't try
You weren't all that good, but I loved you like you were
Mine
Is it the only thing, I keep it like I see it
I feel like it always rains, a billion hearts stop
Bleeding


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    Why does it seem like she says, "Yeah I know how *it kills but I hate how it feels... Seems off for the next lyric...." Everyone's in love with someone else. " Unless she means killing spiders or something like that. ????????

    lunalouon December 06, 2022   Link

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