1. |
Lie Again
03:50
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whats a little lie
whats a little lie
when I call you at home
and you hang up, cuz you're busy
and you're not alone
I should look out for my health
whats a little lie to myself
whats a little lie to myself
whats a little lie
I'll never get over
you calling me out
on picking up clovers
I just wanted us to be closer
and I'd buy you a Range Rover
whats a little lie to myself
whats a little lie to myself
whats a little lie
when are you back next
terrible am I, no
I just need five minutes
just to lie to your face
and tell you that I'm alright
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2. |
This Time
03:31
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I know I don't talk
much in my sleep
I prefer to be alone
even in my dreams
laying up all-day
feels good to me
this time around the sun
I don't know what you think
and you know that you feel like home
even when I'm uncomfortable
uncomfortable x 4
this is my first time
for some of these things
try to learn a little more
even with nothing
sleep till mid-day
isn't good for me
this time around the sun
I don't know what you think
and you know that you feel like home
even when I'm uncomfortable
uncomfortable x 4
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