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04:51
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Write it down, write it down
Don't let it eat you from the inside out, the inside out
Sticky fingers give and take
Sticky fingers on your brain, your brain
I don't want to give it up
I don't want to give it up to you, to you
And it's okay because it just unravels that way
He sees the world in black and white
Who am I to tell him if that's right
Toss and turn a sleepless eve
Cross my arms in my long sleeves
I don't want to play this game
Oh it fills me up with shame to know it couldn't change
Write it down, write it down
Don't let it eat you from the inside out, the inside out
Sticky fingers give and take
Sticky fingers on your brain, your brain
It's like a forcefield just waiting to burst
And there comes a point where I have to just
Succumb to it
And let it take you for a while
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03:09
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He goes off
She grows on
He goes off
She grows on
All in a song
She grows on
In spite of harm
She grows on
When he goes off
She grows she grows on
When he goes off
She grows on
He goes off
She grows on
When he goes of
On and on
In spite of harm
She grows on
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Planet Parlor Newmarket, New Hampshire
Dreamy sounds from a Seacoast duo. Liza Lynehan on vocals and Ben LeBeau on music.
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