1. |
woke up smiling
02:13
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i apologize for last night
i was a mess
i'm not sure what i did
it wasn't my best
i thought i could sleep it off
told myself i needed rest
i'm sorry about last night, honey
i was a mess
i woke up smiling
after dying in a dream
i woke up smiling
after dying in a dream
god i feel so guilty
everything's a blur
it's always the closest friends
that i choose to hurt
in time there is forgiveness
i'm hardest on myself
today i woke up smiling
it's small, but it helps
i woke up smiling
after dying in a dream
i woke up smiling
after dying in a dream
i woke up
i woke up
i woke up
i woke up
i woke up smiling
after dying in a dream
i woke up
i woke up
i woke up
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2. |
lotta ppl talkin
02:38
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she was standing at the kitchen window
waiting for the sun to rise
she was thinking about everything
that lead her to this moment,
all the small decisions in her life
i heard her bare-feet on the tile floor
heard her hand click the lock on the bathroom door
this all feels too real
it's all too much
don't look
keep walkin
you gotta lotta people talkin
tune them out
forget about everyone
but you
don't look
keep walkin
you gotta lotta people talkin
tune them out
forget about everyone
but you
i saw you staring out the window of the car
watching all the houses pass before you in the dark
everything was silent i could hear your beating heart
i could hear your beating heart
i could hear your
hear your
hear your
don't look
keep walkin
you gotta lotta people talkin
tune them out
forget about everyone
but you
don't look
keep walkin
you gotta lotta people talkin
tune them out
forget about everyone
but you
don't look
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