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Thrillseeker
03:16
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Is there a thrill that you seek?
I may be frail but I'm not weak
Just give me take your time and let me speak
I'm not the one who's done you wrong
Don't tell me lies to seem so strong
Just give me time and let me breathe
Go tell your friends about it
About a million ways to shout it
I will not waste away my hours
You never bought me flowers
I can not float if you just hide
We've got the same ideas to fly
Just give me time and let me breathe
Don't tell me lies before you're gone
I cannot make your story long
You've got some time so make the most out of it
Go tell your friends about it
About a million ways to shout it
I will not waste away my hours
You never bought me flowers
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LP
04:24
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Honestly,
I cannot breathe
In the consistency
Of the lines you keep
From the ones who know
And the ones who don't
In this craft you choose
I was so quick lose
(All I used to know)
Lizzie, where have you gone?
LP where have you gone?
In this land of talk
You've got no right to walk
Into a tie
In which you cannot fight
On such constant screens
All the shit you see
Are the lies we keep
At such close proximity
Lizzie, where have you gone?
LP where have you gone?
On such constant screens
All the shit you see
Are the lies we keep
Yeah, the lies we keep
Lizzie, where have you gone?
LP where have you gone?
Honestly,
I cannot breathe
In the consistency
Of the lines you keep
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