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The Lovers
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Seems everything is on fire,
I ain't ever done this before.
You gonna treat me gentle for my first time?
before you treat me like your whore.
Well, baby, we met in a graveyard,
the day my baby brother was born.
in a casket made for children,
in a hill, among the stones.
You made it very clear,
You'd always be right here.
Counting every single breath that I take,
"what did I do to deserve you?"
You are the riptide, swept her out to sea.
You're the waitress at the diner with the missing ring.
You are my dad, in his car, as it kisses the tree.
"what did I do to deserve you?
You made it very clear,
You'd always be right here.
Counting every single breath that I take,
"what did I do to deserve you?"
Baby, everyone dies but you.
Everyone dies but you.
Everyone dies but you.
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Quitter Talk Peoria, Illinois
Urgent, yet sweet. Folk/Punk/Emo from central Illinois.
Stuff that makes your heart thump
Quitter Talk recommends:
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Glass Bones is an amazing album, by a wonderful artist, It's great to jam to on any occasion, whether it's a road trip, or you're sitting alone, writing.
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Psych Ward Chess Champion
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Sorry I'm So Sensitive
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