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i think i lost a friend
03:55
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i think i lost a friend
don’t know who I am or how to let go
i think i should have said
i’d rather be dead than be alone
and you can’t get it off of your mind
every time i look into your eyes
you want to show me your love like it’s your own
but i can tell you just fear being alone
i think i lost a friend
don’t know who I am or how to let go
i think i should have said
i’d rather be dead than be alone
i hear you talk about all your future holds
you say you want to have some kids when you grow old
you want to pull me in and reel me into your home
it’s only been a month, girl; i barely know you at all
i think i lost a friend
don’t know who I am or how to let go
i think i should have said
i’d rather be dead than be alone
maybe you will take it slow
and have my head to hold
but i’m not even feeling whole
we’re better off alone
i think i lost a friend
don’t know who I am or how to let go
i think i should have said
i’d rather be dead than be alone
don’t know who I am or how to let go
i think I should have said
i’d rather be dead than be alone
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2. |
need to need you
02:50
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i'm just trying to get good again
all my friends say i'm losing it
all i want is to be at rest
i'm too soft when she's in my head
i tell myself i'm proud of this
and how we felt when we tried to kiss
lost myself on a girl again
but i'm too soft when she's always in my head
these days are what i wanted
i was fourteen the day i saw i was
coming of age i thought that
nothing could change
but i won't even need you
i'm just tired of feeling dead
can't remember any words i said
so how'd you feel when we called quits
and i shut the door and i was gone again
i wear the same clothes every now and then
remember feeling your love is dead
i feel like sinking 'cause i'm full of it
i guess it's nothing 'cause i'm alone again
these days are what i wanted
i was fourteen the day i saw i was
coming of age i thought that
nothing could change
but i won't even need you
[dean says "yeah, i say we do half"]
these days are what i wanted
i was fourteen the day i saw i was
coming of age i thought that
nothing could change
but i won't even need you
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3. |
you and i
03:38
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this house is a wreck,
and the walls are caving in.
but every time i think of your eyes
there’s a starlight;
it glows in the red and white.
and i see it in your skin, just you & i.
this house is a wreck;
rain water’s leaking in.
but every night i think of your mind,
and all the colors,
the roses and the pinks and blues you like,
and i see it in your skin, just you & i.
and you say i’m your sad song,
so i stay and play along
because what’s today if you were gone?
no i feel it in my chest; you’re all i want.
and i see it in your skin, just you & i.
so save your breath
and look at my lips.
it would be a crime if i stayed at home tonight.
so take my hand;
you know i can’t leave you alone this time
because i feel it in our skin, just you & i.
and you said “there’s no wrong
in any of your sad songs
because what’s today if you were gone?
no i feel it in my chest, no you’re all i want;
because i feel it in your skin, just you & i.”
this house is a wreck,
but you walked right in.
oh i feel it in our skin,
just you and i.
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sweater boy Nashville, Tennessee
sweater boy is the solo project of david c moran and is inspired by personal life experiences, growth and healing, and of course, my dog.
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