1. |
sidney says
02:34
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sidney says I’m right
i know, i lie
i bet you think it’s true
sidney says that all my problems
she thinks that she can solve them
she thinks it’s in my brain
she tells me she’s the same
sidney walks a thin thin line
i like it when she smiles
and asks me about my dreams
she tells me what they mean
when she tells me that it’s time
i always get real quiet
and think of all the things
i didn’t get to say
it happens all the time
but sidney says I’m fine
it happens every time
but sidney says I’m fine
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2. |
i still love you
03:16
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i won't forget what you said
i won't forget what you did
i still love you
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3. |
andy
03:14
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you’re in the corner
andy please
you take that shot - it’s not for me
and i know i moved painfully slow away from you
like i do
i’m in the corner
andy please
why can’t you tell them what you told me
and i know, time moves painfully slow
when you’re something that we’re not
before you go
i will say i told you so
before i lose you for good
andy’s gone so i tell him i was wrong
and i miss him like i should
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4. |
untitled
02:22
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