1. |
I
01:44
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I knew never honesty
And I was an impostor in my own body
You came at such an awful time
And made everything right
I never knew company
Floating between secrecy
And misery
You laughed me out of
A hard time
And made everything right
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2. |
II
03:10
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We were sitting by the playground
As we’ve done before
You ask me how my day was
And that’s the most that we spoke
I guess I was right
To not buy a drink
When I stayed quiet the whole time
You poured me a plea
Well baby this is the labour of love
We stand exactly where we are
And brave the impact
Of an atom bomb
I didn’t know that growing up meant
Growing out of the love we had
And everything’s bleak
And I want to go home
I guess it’s over
Everything’s on fire
Well baby this is the labour of love
And I fell to my knees
And cried
And cried
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