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Sharon
03:19
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sharon, i like the way you make your bed with me in it even when i come to pick you up and you're an hour late. looking forward to missing you. looking forward to the tidal wave. didn't pass the smell test. didn't pass for much at all. better late than never (i guess!) you're fine. you tell me all the time. but who was right? looking forward to missing you. looking forward to...i wake up backwards. not looking forward to myself. i'm sure you can tell when i'm losing it on the phone. looking forward to missing you. sharon, can you repeat the thing you said with me in it? even if it's just hyperbole i've tried to break away from this. looking forward to.
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Left To Do
02:58
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all that's left to do is just decide what's left to do
don't wait up
i think i belong here
everything you say is with a point of no return
calling shots
that's thinking together - not thicker than ever
the same thing i want today
i would want again tomorrow
everything that's just become undone has just begun
so stuck up
admit you felt no fault
the same thing i want today
i would want again tomorrow
i'll check off the box
leave with kind remarks
i would want again tomorrow
take it from the heart
left to do the easy part
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