1. |
With You
02:46
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It’s hard to say
But I want you around
To ease the pain
Every time you’re in town
Telling myself
What I already know
But I just cant seem to let you go
Oh, oh, can we just start this again
Oh, oh, go back to when we were friends
Or should I find someone new
I want it to be you
Why does it feel the same to fall in love and break it off
Hate to admit that Im just someone who cant make it stop
And all of these thoughts keep on filling my head
As I sit here with you and suffer instead
Oh, oh, can we just start this again
Oh, oh, go back to when we were friends
Or should I find someone new
I want it to be you
Oh, oh, can we just start this again
Oh, oh, go back to when we were friends
Or should I find someone new
Don’t wanna be without you
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2. |
See Through
02:51
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I’m starting to hate
The way
You look at me
Behind your smile
Sharpened teeth
You’re not baring
But I can see through
Your glass windows
I see everything
All those feelings you keep
Are laid out for me to read
Behind my smile
Sharpened teeth
Behind your smile
A wolf in sheep’s
Clothing
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Summer Blue San Jose, California
Victoria
Matthew
Eric
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