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Go Home
01:54
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Do you have fun with me?
I can hardly breathe
With how you’re treating me
I cannot unsee
Go home
Get your shit and go home
Have you mistaken me?
In acting foolhardy
I’m drowning in vacancy
Your grace is witchery
Go home
Get your shit and go home
D’you get your way with me?
I’m seeing stagnancy
Comes from your fantasies
And real life tragedies
Go home
Get your shit and go home
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Patiently Waiting
02:10
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First I saw you (I knew you were)
Someone to notice (my pretty face)
I sent a message (to your account)
You first replied (I was nervous)
You were taken (aback by my)
Taste in music (I could get by)
So there I was (message in hand)
Patiently waiting (patiently waiting)
Days go by (I can’t get straight)
Where’s your reply (there was no haste)
I need to know (take you so long)
Are you there? (I don’t know yet)
Here’s a message (to my inbox)
Now there’s four (eager beaver)
So I reply (there’s excitement)
Patiently waiting (patiently waiting)
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