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Where Do We Begin?
01:57
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I’m waiting
I’m waiting for words to fill the room
Why would you let me
Why would you let me
Creep inside of you
I guess you could believe enough
Possibly without a doubt
I guess you could believe
Where do we begin?
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Sitting Down
02:33
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I’m seeing things I shouldn’t be seeing
I’m saying things I don’t mean
Some subconscious feeling
Of me, spiralling
And we’ll sit by the water
Maybe I’ll have a drink or 5
And this thought is always in
Third person I don’t know why
It's all this green I'm floating around in
And I'm sitting down on the floor
It's Steering Wheel I found myself caught in
And I would like one more
And we'll sit by the water
Maybe I'll have a smoke or 5
And this feels so familiar
in a foreign place, despite
I’ll never understand
Why it felt so good in the cold cold air
I’ll never understand
If it feels so good why is it so bad
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camping Singapore
desirée
hadi
josh
dylan
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