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We used to be best friends...
Walking down that snowy sidewalk.
I had so much to tell you back then,
but there's so much I still can't tell you now.
I don't know what it is that keeps me from pouring out my guts to you.
Like birds in winter,
our hearts have left the old places that we once called home.
And things will never be the same again.
And I know that seasons change, but I won't let you go
We used to be best friends...
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Sleeping In
04:27
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Turn the lights off, Turn the lights off,
This place makes it to hard for me to think.
I'm getting tired, I'm getting tired
Of seeing through this lens each and every day.
All the darkness, all the sadness, that I embrace.
I want to lay here, avoiding all light, just in case.
It's too bright, it's too bright outside.
The sun is too much for my soul to handle.
I want to lay here, avoiding all light, just in case.
The comfort of my bed is much better than this place.
The comfort of my head is no longer existent in this place.
This place...
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Sleeping In (Acoustic)
02:48
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Oversleeping St. Louis, Missouri
3 Piece DIY Alt Punk band from St. Louis area
We like making music
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