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how can i get you to do what i want
when after some time I'm not sure what i want
i think i still feed conversations with you x2
i stopped and you started again
hard not to thrive off the vindication
active 22 minutes ago and you're still not my friend
hawks soar above my house
salty winds roll through
not my only wednesday morning thats in the afternoon
i think i still feed conversations with you x2
forget all the reasons i shouldn't have to
i think i still feed conversations with you
drips down my neck
drips down my thigh
i can't remember a more sweaty july
personal records sizzle and fry
headphones make wells behind my ears
a castle shaped building disappears
i think i still feed conversations with you x2
how can i get you to do what i want
when after some time I'm not sure what i want
4get all the reasons i shouldn't have to
i think i still feed conversations with you
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