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Wicker Eye
03:16
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Is everybody here looking at me
Maybe I'm embarking up the wrong tree
You could pass the note
I don't know what you want from me
She said you were invisible
Don't even laugh, it's not a joke
I stayed there wooden
I just wanted to seem involved
Don't judged me, wicker eye
You can call me out at anytime
Can I walk you home
Yeah, Don't walk alone
You can call me AL anytime
But Don't walk alone
There's a chain reaction
It's like a skipping stone
It's even more than I wanted and it's better than being alone
You're irresistible
You're always laughing at my stupid jokes
I was indifferent
now I never want to be alone
Judge myself, wicker eye
You can call this off at anytime
Can I walk you home
Yeah, Don't walk alone
You can call me AL anytime
But Don't walk alone
God damn, it's a nightmare to be alone
Hold off, I might not come back
God damn, it's a nightmare to be in love
Take my head and don't look back
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2. |
Is This Canon?
03:24
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I feel I'm only moving backward
I'm sick of lonely after hours
Sneaking through an open window
You say you don't believe in love
Well, that's alright with me
Because I don't think I know what my love could be any way
Do you want me to stay
What do you want me to say
You know I'm lonely
So don't put me on
I wrote you a letter
I'll never send
If you absolve me
We'll be better off
Rumors spread around this city like a fire
We're not the first ones
We just live where nothing happens
I'm picking bones out of my teeth
Spitting them in the empty street
Where nothing happens
Hey you
You don't have to talk about me behind my back
We both know It's never been like that
You
If you wanted me to stay
Don't walk away
Just give me the token and say no more lies
Coffee breath and jealous eyes
When I'm with you
Then I'm with you
As time goes by
We overthink and canonize our point of view
I hope it's true
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