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22 22
02:51
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Don't think that I'm not listening to these words you instill in my brain
I've tried, I've lied just to cut these ties,
but you stick and you wait by my side
Thoughts of your smile can drive me for miles,
but you know words only mean so much to me
So you'll stay outside my window until I can feel the breeze
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Priority
02:12
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This is what I've longed for
Safe and unsure
I found my truth in this
This is where I want to be
All these years, I've kept things to myself
Another book laid on the shelf
I'll never put my trust in anything or anyone again
I'm tired of hoping you'll come running my way
I'm tired of weighing my priorities
Remind myself of what I've been through
No one thinks quite like you do
Been 3 whole years since we both grew
If you can't put your trust in me, then I can't put my trust in you
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1327
01:24
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4. |
Rosilyn
03:30
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