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cat bones and camellias on my bedspread in the morning
i'm ditching this solitude, cus i feel you're worth hummin'
aw, your love is softly peaking through the summer, often to do
i couldn't see that part, so i couldn't be with you
well you'd think i give up by now
getting drunk like a clown
but i'll get through to you
somehow
its never what you want to do
well it broke us back into two
can't believe i had the gall
how could i ever replace you?
oh i know you're my pal,
but something leaves me wanting
you think im gonna bail out now?
leave us upside down?
i'll make it up to you
somehow
love's not the one you choose
because you picked the one without a clue
but i think we fit like a glove
girl I love you over the moon
well i'll get my act together soon
or i'll lose you to someone new
love the girl, but leave her wild
there's only one thing left to do
how could i ever replace you?
<3
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True Gold
03:11
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