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repretender
06:06
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repretend me again cause i'll do anything to cross that line
if yours crosses into mine
repretend we amend all our shortcomings and all our lies
forget all our failed tries
of trying to find out
repretend we didn't end things on the wrong foot last time
the other one felt just fine
repretend we didn't send each other off into the night
alone after fight
of drying our tired eyes
repretend we defend each other even if we're not right
i know i'm not half the time
repretend i depend on you and not all this stupid shit
that makes me go fog-eyed
crazy and half blind
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darkly
03:23
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what's it like in the night?
what's it like in the dark?
i watched the ship five leagues off
cast nets into the sea
the hands dragged up not fish but weeds
that once entangled me
somehow i broke loose
you cried at what i came to be
lungs fill with smoke and ice
my eyes bleed at what they see!
you laid me down here
goodnight moon, underneath the giving tree
where the ancient & greater hooved beasts feed
and in fear, i mount and flee
broken knees, unfulfilled needs
lost with you between a and z
don't worry, princess, i don't blame you, no
i don't blame you
i blame me!
what's it like in the night?
what's it like in the dark?
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