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See?
03:21
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Can we talk about it in the day time?
She asked as we went to sleep
I know the line I'm expecting from her
Hidden through the white lies and cute text messaging
The one where you're really not that into me
Physically
And I can tell by the way you push me away when I touch you
And when we kiss it doesn't feel like it used to
So tell me why are we still here?
So I'm waiting on her to wake up
'Cause we had plans today
Drink a little champagne
Probably eat some fried eggs
And it's nothing really new 'cause you're my best friend
I fuckin' love you
So I let you back in and fell so deep again, fuck
Yeah
But when we kiss sometimes it feels like it used to
So baby why are you not here?
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2. |
27 Minutes
02:51
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Hoping to trigger the dopamine
I'm drawing lines between the lines
Shaping between the times
Hoping to trigger the dopamine like a
Surging burst of water from a broken dam
But damn
I searched for the thrill of it
Then I lost control of it
Twenty-seven minutes 'til I see you again
There's a lot to talk about that's been troubling our heads
I'd like to move on but what's been said's been said
And this rain falling will cleanse away the rest
Moving to the other end of the continuum
Coalescing into what I've been saying for years
Spurred by unrealistic expectation
Routinely halting my situation
I said it's for the thrill of it
But I lost control of it
Consistency is what I need
And you're the one I want it with
(What I've been saying for years)
(Unrealistic expectation)
(What I've been saying for years)
(Routinely halting my situation)
Twenty-seven minutes 'til I see you again
(What I've been saying for years)
There's a lot to talk about that's been troubling our heads
(Unrealistic expectation)
I'd like to move on but what's been said's been said
(What I've been saying for years)
And this rain falling will cleanse away the rest
(Routinely halting my situation)
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Kodos Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Kodos is a three-piece outfit from OKC
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