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Speed Dial
04:39
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I wish you’d put my number on speed dial
You could call me with the press of a button on your phone
I would answer after two rings
Just to make sure you didn’t think that I’d been waiting very long
I’d say hello
You’d say hello
We’d sit in silence on the line again
I’d say hello
You’d say hello
We’d sit in silence on the line again
I’ll make another pot of coffee
And we’ll both look out the window and watch as the sky bleeds
We can sit down on the front steps
As the moon’s fading away and the stars are following
I’d say hello
You’d say hello
We’d sit in silence on the line again
I’d say hello
You’d say hello
We’d sit in silence on the line again
On the line again
We’re perfectly out of sync
And everything’s alright
I’d stand off to the side and try to fix everything
I’m falling
I’m drowning
I’m dreaming
You’re leaving
But you were never even here
Pictures swim across my eyeline
Everything is out of focus and it’s hard to breathe
I need something to hold on to
But there’s nobody around as far as I can see
I’d say hello
You’d say hello
We’d sit in silence on the line again
I’d say hello
You’d say hello
We’d sit in silence on the line again
On the line again
We’re perfectly out of sync
And everything’s alright
I’d stand off to the side and try to fix everything
I’m falling
I’m drowning
I’m dreaming
You’re leaving
But you were never even here
But you were never even here
But you were never even here
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Flower Crown
02:50
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Footprints on a black sand beach
You’re the prettiest around
With a flower crown and a flower throne
Go ahead have a seat sit down
I can’t wait to wait in line
For a breath of morning air
With my bathrobe and my slippers on
And a perfect mess of hair
The ocean’s near and the sun’s so very bright
And the picture’s in the front yard
It’s hard to hear over the weeping of the willow tree
You can’t save me
Footprints on a black sand beach
You’re the prettiest around
With a flower crown and a flower throne
Go ahead have a seat sit down
Go ahead have a seat sit down
Sit down
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3. |
Allergic to Your Smile
04:43
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There’s the sun to melt the winter
You know, the one that never was
There’s a mountain in the meadow
I went to visit it because
My alarm clock won’t stop ringing
It’s telling me to rise and shine
There’s a power plant dangerously close to
The horizon where the postcard has its skies
You can never take that away from me
You can never take that away from me
If you wanna go then just go ahead
There’s nothing standing in your way
I’m trying my best to think of something
That could convince you to stay
And I don’t, I don’t, I don’t know exactly what you need
But I can’t, I can’t, I can’t help thinking you might leave
So I’m allergic to your smile
I’m allergic to your smile
I’m allergic to your smile
I just want to see the world now
Just for a second be alone
There’s too many people close now
I feel better on my own
You can never take that away from me
You can never take that away from me
If you wanna go then just go ahead
There’s nothing standing in your way
I’m trying my best to think of something
That could convince you to stay
And I don’t, I don’t, I don’t know exactly what you need
But I can’t, I can’t, I can’t help thinking you might leave
So I’m allergic to your smile
I’m allergic to your smile
I’m allergic to your smile
You can never take that away from me
You can never take that away from me
If you wanna go then just go ahead
There’s nothing standing in your way
I’m trying my best to think of something
That could convince you to stay
And I don’t, I don’t, I don’t know exactly what you need
But I can’t, I can’t, I can’t help thinking you might leave
So I’m allergic to your smile
I’m allergic to your smile
I’m allergic to your smile
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Karina Lazorchak Washington, D.C.
problem child
someone turn the light on
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