1. |
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I'm a massive failure
in a fighting mood
but it's killing me
is this the best I can do?
these words count for nothing
unless you see them too
I'm caving in
is this another excuse?
I'm figuring out
everything that's so good about you
you're working your charm
I've a feeling we might just make this work
there's light in the tunnel
like the light in your eyes
it's burning through
and I've got nowhere to hide
I could give you my love, yes
and my body too
like, anything
whatever looks good tattooed
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2. |
Waiting For Your Answer
02:16
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you turn me into dust
if you so much as look my way
and the way you make me lust
is driving me somehow insane
I might've lost my way
a million times before
it's way-way-weighing me down
to the floor because I just want you
to have a little fun, have a little fun with me
I'm waiting on your answer, girl
just wanna have some fun with you
I had to write this song
I had something in mind to say
it maybe came out wrong
but the chords are good I just want you to
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3. |
Chalkdust
03:30
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I waited like everyone else
but you took it from me
you could see it in the way I shook
like a tall, pathetic tree
I can see us running like chalk on a wall
they'll never take it from us at all
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4. |
Small And Evil
04:17
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if you insist
I could feel it in the way you kissed
look like shadows floating in the mist
the small and evil
like what you see
I'm a medical catastrophe
just some freakish little accident
that takes the building down
takes the building
you say that I'm confused
but baby what's to lose in this?
you try to keep the peace
but this serpent follows me
and it won't let go
and I'm tryna get inside a groove
and I'm working up to save you
(looks like it never happens)
and it's looping over my mind
I'll get around to you in time
(looks like it never happens)
can you
resist
the urge
to move?
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FACE OF THE DEEP Preston, UK
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