1. |
going, gone
01:19
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i wanna die tonight
you reach under my skin
(take my hand and we'll run away)
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2. |
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we climbed a tree and we watched the sunrise
we swore to always be careful where we put our feet
later that summer you changed and how careless you became
but you did not care
and the sun we watched rise went down again
and it never quite felt the same again
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3. |
exit
02:58
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she told me she'd always been afraid
that i had scattered pieces of myself in her apartment
and i remember how the pain grew in stages
she said "that feeling came back last night
you know, the one i though that i'd forgotten"
and i knew it was over by the first two words
i think it was the way she stuttered
it felt like all the four walls collapsed on me
and i realized that the colours inside our lines had faded
into hues of gray
how held hands had come apart
how i wasn't there enough when she started blaming herself
her tired eyes, hiding
her fragile hands, trembling
i'm so so sorry
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4. |
i vimlet
02:24
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Du tog min hand i vimlet, du sa ”kyss mig, kyss mig här å nu”
Vi sprang längst gatorna och sjöng En Midsommarnattsdröm
Vi delade på en flaska vin och satte blommor i ditt hår
Och bland alla dessa vilsna tonårssjälar lämnade vi all sorg
I gatlyktornas ljus såg jag dina kinder glittra
Jag sa ”Kommer du ihåg This City Always Sleeps?”
Du sa ”Ja, kära du, kom kom kom kom så väcker vi den”
Och bland alla dessa vilsna tonårssjälar lämnade vi all sorg
Du sa ”Vi mot världen, vi kan hata allt tillsammans”
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5. |
fragile
02:06
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the sound of snow under our shoes, we held each others hands
your wounds did not show 'till your fifteenth birthday
and by then, they could not be stitched
you were so fragile
and when you fell to the kitchen floor,
you almost broke down into a million pieces
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