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lyrics
You breathe like a tide that's coming in
And I swear I feel it in the swell
Someone's going to leave soon
But when I'm sleeping by myself
Yeah, the feeling gets worse
And then I'm just another sad kid
With another sad curse
And I can't forget about the way you had your lips pursed.
You turn the world on its head
And I'm just a spinning top
At the whim of your left hand.
But when I'm spinning out alone
Yeah, the feeling is worse
And then I'm just another sad kid
With another sad curse
And I can't forget about the way you were too shy to go first.
A late lunch, what a good time
To punch me when I'm down.
And when I'm thinking to myself
Yeah, the feeling gets worse
And then I'm just another sad kid
With another sad curse
And I can't forget about the way you said it with your lips pursed.
And I can't forget about the way you were too shy to go first
And I can't forget about the way you said you felt trapped in these sheets
It's funny, 'cause I always felt safe when I could find your feet.
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