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Bass
03:35
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This is the love they talk about in movies
The movies you don't like
You watch them with me anyways
And fall asleep, but that's alright
I could lay here forever in your light blue colored bed
Your head on my head
We both know I'm turning red
So don't look at me
You make me nervous
And I know you do that shit on purpose
This is the love they talk about in movies
The movies you don't like
You watch them with my anyways
And fall asleep, but that's alright
I could lay here forever in your arms
So don't leave me, please
Or go too far
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2. |
Asset?
01:59
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You kissed me on my cheek
Made me feel so weak
I disappeared for a while
You killed me with your smile
I don't know what went wrong
I tried to listen to our favorite song
But that didn't work
I'm still hurt
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fnm
03:14
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I'm stuck here laying in my bed
Thinking bout how it was when we were just friends
But now I can't stop thinking about
How that ever worked out
I wanted you so bad
Now that I have you
I ain't ever giving you back
Hope you don't mind
You'll be just fine
Now that you're mine, I'm alright
I'm stuck here laying in my bed
Thinking bout how it was when we were just friends
But now I can't stop thinking about
How that ever worked out
I don't wanna be just friends
Can you see now
My red sweater looks better in your house
Can you see now
I feel better when you're around
I'm just here laying in my bed
Listening to the rain while you're stuck in my head
I don't wanna be just friends
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