1. |
where'd you go
00:53
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where did u go
your middle name's joe
i will do nothing
but i just gotta know
where did u go
where did u go
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2. |
fears
01:29
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do you enjoy
running away
i tried to
talk to u today
but it seems ur mind's not here
i don't know if i can be anymore clear
i dropped my head
left it in bed
i am here
but i'm not here
i woke up with fears of dying today
it was the best dream that i ever dreamt
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3. |
leather
01:32
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we were lonely
went into the corner to
talk about the phonies
we ran away
talked for hours for days
you remind me of leather
tough exterior
but we both know you're warm inside
and fragile when wet
I went to all your shows
that is how it goes
you went to all my shows
you were like my shadow
don't let me forget it
don't let me forget it
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