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S1MP
04:11
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A chance to see
How we turn out
By the end of the day
Nervously
My stumbled words
Can't find a way to start
A way to stop
I can't tell
with rose gold eyes
Though I know
She can't be mine
I can't help but lose myself
Without the start or end
I can't help to try my best
what you said and meant
My love to dream
Of holding you
Though it's true I will say
I thought wrong
Honesty how we stay as two
Though it's not
dont call me back
Call me back
I can't help but lose myself
Without the start or end
I can't help to try my best
what you said and meant
I can't help but lose myself
Without the start or end
I can't help to try my best
what you said and meant
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Don't Marry Me
02:56
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So you're making it forever
And you promise to be mine
Are you saying now or never
Either way I guess it's fine
It's getting late, I should be leaving
I hear you asking me to stay
But I can tell just how you're feeling
You tend to only lean one way
Don't make me feel bad
I'm trying to be fair
Don't tell me that your mad
When you won't let me clear the air
Let me, let me, let you down
Easy
You know your time is so expensive
And we are always making time
Why'd you act so apprehensive
When no one has been left behind
Have you thought about the question
And how you have to ask it right
I never wanted the attention
And did you have to ask tonight
Don't make me feel bad
I'm trying to be fair
Don't tell me that your mad
When you won't let me clear the air
Let me, let me, let you down
Easy
Let me, let me, let you down
Easy
Let me, let me, let you down
Easy
Let me, let me, let you down
Easy
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