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Matchsticks
02:29
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The only place I'd rather be is in your arms
Or you can spend the night in mine.
Though mine are like matchsticks
So brittle and weak
But the spark is at the end
Where our fingers meet.
Sleep through your early twenties for the rest of your life
I told you I enjoyed it
Well I lied, straight through my teeth.
Bad things happen to the best of us, they also happen to you.
How would you like to know that I don't miss you?
I don't miss you.
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In The Cold
04:20
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There's kids jumping in the lake
And I used to be one of them
But now the kids are all grown up
And I'm still sat here waiting for more.
When you look through me is it because
You've forgotten who I am?
Or are you trying to forget?
I'm just sat here waiting for more.
I used to come through here all the time
Watching the sun go down
Slide your arms into my jacket
And your hands in the pockets
It's a long way back home
I'm starting think, that I've been left out
In the cold.
It's 3 A.M I guess I forgot about your sleeping pills
I hope the fan on my ceiling hits me in the head tonight
I'll forget about everything I knew
Pretend I never even met you
It's all catching up to me.
It's all catching up to me.
I used to come through here all the time
Watching the sun go down
Slide your arms into my jacket
And your hands in the pockets
It's a long way back home
I'm starting think, that I've been left out
In the cold.
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Self-Obsessed Leeds, UK
Danny.
William.
Sam.
Emo/Alternative from Leeds, UK. Listen to our music and download it for FREE.
Peace.
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