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You And Me
04:07
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You and me we don't need anyone or anything but laughter
all along innocent and tangled in a world that goes faster
there are no guarantees where we may go
but I know that I'll love you tomorrow
pick you up take you out hold you high and rest you on my shoulder
we could lie on our sides in july and think of rolling over
there are no guarantees where we may go
but I know that I'll love you tomorrow
you and I don't mind when its dark outside
we let ourselves unwind so we can dream again
you and me we don't seem to care at all we're perfectly
content to be wandering in a world that we believe
and if all of our perfect dreams come crashing down eventually its all right
there are no guarantees where we may go
but I know that I'll love you tomorrow
moving blind we don't mind cause
knowing where you're going doesn't matter
so in between the sycamore trees
you and me walk happily together
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2. |
Damage Control
03:00
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I try swallow my brains
Who just walked in the club
My pulse said she can play this game
Like nobody else
But but but backing straight into me
Like a wrecking ball
Get your money down
Cause the damage is done
So raise your arms
We're looking for a spirit tonight
Fly fly fly back to a place where big tears and loneliness grow
Fly fly fly won't u play that disco on remote control
And backing straight into me
Like a wrecking ball
Get your money down
For the damage control
So raise your arms
We're looking for a spirit to love
I talk till you take'm all down
Till rocks and the weeds gonna shake'm out
I'm down to the sticky bone seaside
Walk outside going Ricky ticky ticky ticky
I'm proud but the bounce don't need one
I'm down for it
I'm bound for the sticky bone seaside
I'm gone
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