1. |
crystalline
03:09
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what is it that you wanted me to see?
everything is just so boring to me
sometimes i get to see it other ways
always so briefly but it never stays
your eyes are blue, i feel colorblind
i misconstrue, nothing is defined
much to accrue, more to leave behind
don't have a clue, have i lost my mind?
don't have a clue, have i lost my mind?
don't have a clue, have i lost my mind?
stare at you deeply in those eyes of blue
knowing its the closest i'll get to you
i can see clearly that you need to cry
do what i can to bring tears to those eyes
somethings askew, but you say its fine
i never knew, though its crystalline
show me the truth and i'll show you mine
nothing to do 'til the end of time
nothing to do 'til the end of time
nothing to do 'til the end of time
what is it that you wanted me to see?
everything is just so boring to me
sometimes i get to see it other ways
always so briefly but it never stays
your eyes are blue, i feel colorblind
i misconstrue, nothing is defined
much to accrue, more to leave behind
don't have a clue, have i lost my mind?
don't have a clue, have i lost my mind?
don't have a clue, have i lost my mind?
lost my mind?
lost my mind?
lost my mind?
lost my mind?
lost my mind?
lost my mind?
lost my mind?
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2. |
valentines day
01:53
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try so hard just to be myself
why don't i think about something else
if i go to another place
maybe i'll put on a happy face
its so hard to exist longing after someones kiss
to know its landing on another's lips
though it was never mine to miss
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