1. |
Coffee Breath
03:26
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On my way home
Dancing on the street
Saw the stars glow
Bright with your name
How?
Heaven on your arm
June wont come back soon
The notes i wrote for you
The notes i wrote for you
Coffee breath stains all of my words
That i never said to you
And it hurts
How?
Heaven on your arm
June wont come back soon
The notes i wrote for you
The notes i wrote for you
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2. |
moon eyez
02:52
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moon eyes
saw you glowing
you were smoking
in the kitchen
talked about ghost
and those new jobs
from may to June
I lost my head
moon eyes
I know how it goes
spending all of my time running
slept through June
passing through days
you got that job
I grew out my hair
I kept those notes
misspelt words
crossed you're name
won't see you again
moon eyes
I know how it goes
spending all of my time running
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3. |
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Maria
all these days pass waiting for
standing all alone waiting to call
birthday cards collecting nothing but dust
all I know was true
moon still falls for you
Maria
find your step and take it back
flowers wilting slowly stories of death
these moons pass so slowly but its you
all I know was true
moon still falls for you
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4. |
my fears
01:57
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i can't stop my fears
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