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Choice Words
03:57
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I bet I can fall in line with a 9 to 5 few
And then I can fall apart, and if I defy you, it's you I define
Projected on you and it's all intertwined
Is it fine to breathe these fumes
Trail off in your mind, and soften your eyes
And if I rely on you, it's you I revile
If we had choice words, and our chosen chores in the word
Still avoid simplicity, for adorned intricacies
I want to rewind, I want to realign with you
What a blessing to feel such shame
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A Moment's Notice
03:26
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And i know why you feel so shaken
But I don't know why you've been mistaken
All the time it takes to see this through
At a moment's notice had I left it all up to you
It's all I do
And I don't know your display of patience
When ostentatious is what makes sense
All the time it takes to see this through
At a moment's notice had I given it all up to you
And your solitude
And I know why you feel foresaken
But I can't fight all these implications
You're a well-versed opportunist through and through
Always depend on instantaneous fall into view
And it's all for you
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