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untitled 1
02:42
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we all talk a lot about hauntings now
but youve been gone for awhile
sometimes i go on airplanes and check for you
wherever you've gone
but i never see you where i expect too
so when peopl eask
i say
i've only lost animals
and friends
the latter was my own fault
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untitled 2
01:53
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i want you to think of me when crossing railroad tracks
because i think of you when i see skaters
but neither of us know how to skateboard
i want you to picture me when u see the sun start to fall
and you walk through the city
in the red and yellow light
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this ones a soft one
00:57
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untitled (cant sleep)
02:32
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drag my feet to pass the time
surprised they can still walk straight lines
i wish that i could find you here
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in my room its late at ngiht
you’ve been asleep for a few hours
you had to study for class in the morning
and my phone lost power without warning
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the sky is darker than my floor
dust shines like glitter looks like stars
its expansive but its nothing
did u know that we’re all nothing?
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even so your on my mind
i forgot those songs i wrote you
when we were teens and you were farther
i hope this makes up for that
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