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Sweater
03:21
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Love
00:59
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She said she was mine
I think about it all the time
She said "I love you"
I said goodbye
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Sometimes
03:53
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I dont care about the weather
I will take off your sweater
In my room
Waiting for my doom
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Lonely With You Demo
03:34
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There was a knife in my pocket,
You said it wasn't,
You said we were friends,
I said don't sweat it
There was a blade in your head,
You said I was dead,
I told you I wasn't
You said it's not worth it
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I don't know demo
03:44
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i dont know
you're softer than the snow
you're sweeter than forever ago
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