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ash
02:18
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can't take apart a pine tree so i will take apart myself
don't know who to call when i just need some help
cant sleep at night at all from the longing to be loved
don't expect you to text back it would take a miracle
we are sitting on your floor and i am crying
and you are saying i am alright i am alright i am alright
but oh god am i alright? i'll try anything if it would get me through the night
what do i do when my whole body hurts from someone who never touched me
never thought i'd be in love but i am obsessed with the way you let the flowers i give you die
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i'm still talking in my sleep
asking if you're dreaming about me
always wondering if you're hearing me
always wondering
i hold so hard to the past
i forget to look both ways before i cross the street
i don't see anything in front of me
i don't see anything
you love me like a ghost
trapped inside the walls of an empty home
and i'd do anything for you to notice me
what would it take for you to know you're not alone
because you are in love and it breaks your heart
and i never let myself heal from the start
and maybe nothing's meant to be but i can dream fuck i can dream
i just want you to know that i'm alright
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blacberries Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Cedar
this is dumb and low quality but im trying
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