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Conor
02:46
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Distance makes the mind grow farther
From the people you said you knew best
In backseats, break out your fighting words
I wanna see the worst you've got inside
If you're lying I wanna know what for, you're a fool
Did Conor say it first or are you playing off him?
I would drive you anywhere you wanna go, just say it
If you mean it why did you go to her apartment?
To drink and laugh and smoke while I fell asleep?
And they're all the same every time you bring it up
There's some grand excuse for why it happened that way
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Strangers
02:50
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I found you on a planet with stars in your eyes
and blood on your teeth, who were you trying to please?
Can I set traps to catch you? Am I dealing with wolves or something worse?
Worse than I find myself
Can you find it to forgive?
It's dangerous to wonder what if
I'm not hiding it
Do you remember when we were kids?
Everything seemed so simple for us
I hope for the sake of us both that this town gets bigger
So we can become perfect strangers, but worse
Worse than I find myself
I'm a liar and worrier
It's quite tiring to think of
Our bones in fields alone
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Miyha Madison, Wisconsin
Debut LP "World's Biggest Crush" coming out April 26th via Heavy Meadow Records.
Miyha is:
Mike
Erik
Kyle
Alejandra
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