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spill yr secrets
03:33
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suzie, you pack rat
you've been saving up all your dreams
stuffed them in boxes and stacked them all
from floor to ceiling
they filled up the kitchen,
the living room and the hall
and spilled out the window
and overflowed to the yard
so when everything changes at the drop of a dime
you'll spill your secrets and i'll take back mine
thank you, goodnight
oh lord, i think i'm done for
suzie, you stayed up
to watch fireworks on new year's night
said a prayer and made your peace
when you saw how they collide
suzie, you've always got your heart
sewn right onto your sleeve
you make it so easy for me
to reach out and just take it
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2. |
evade
03:15
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run, run, run
as far and fast as you can go
what's done is done is done
but i can never let it go
i tried to forget
tried to leave it again
but all those thoughts
they come creeping right back in
it's one, one, one
more night spent right here all alone
and as i'm talking
you already know what i will say
and when you're done with me
there's nothing left there to display
"you can resist, but you can't escape
you can avoid, but you can't evade"
no matter how hard i try to get free
i never get away
don't, don't, don't
believe everything you see
I won't, won't, won't
give you need to cause a scene
i tried to make peace
tried to end it again
but all those thoughts
they came creeping right back in
I don't, don't, don't
know how this is gonna end
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3. |
yr luv
03:21
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