1. |
howe sound
04:08
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know ill probably slow u down
but u do this to yourself
id like to show u around
but i know i do this to myself
hows the weather
i guess its fine
are u doing better
i guess im alright
i know ill probably break your heart
but u do this to yourself
id like to show u around
but i know
i do this to myself
hows the weather
i guess its fine
are u doing better
no im not
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2. |
enough to notice
04:25
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i can see those trees
but i cant see their leaves
and part of me believes
theres no trees at all
its up to u to notice
its up to u to know this
you know ill never notice
i just hope u notice when im gone
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3. |
by my side
04:31
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we can stand here with these flowers
i would stay with u for hours
we could take a step outside
cause baby i want u by my side
baby i want u
baby i want u
baby i want u by my side
i dont think i like myself
and now i think i need some help
and i dont think feel like staying
cause i can see your smile fading
i dont want u
i dont want u
i dont want u by my side
in the morning
i can barely feel my hands
and i dont think you understand
i dont care about my health
and i dont want to be myself
i can see your smile
i can see your smile fading
i can see your smile
i i can see your smile fading
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wax cowboy Vancouver, British Columbia
eric john tai and atley
sweet jams for you peanut butter
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