1. |
I'm So High
03:38
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Then you opened up the sky
Think I might be staying all night
I don't know why I'm so high
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2. |
O No She's Alone
03:30
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The little ego girl wants all the world to see her pretty face and feel her grace
O no she's alone
The little green eyed girl craves honesty
But look in her eyes it's travesty
O no she's alone
When you go outside can you see yourself in the mirror?
Cos I'm sure as hell you can't hear yourself or feel me leave
O no she's alone
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Outside bombs are falling
Am I ignoring the truth again?
Inside a storm is raging
I'm disengaging from life again
So what am I supposed to do with you my alibi?
What am I supposed to sing to you?
A lullaby?
O a lullaby
She's nobody's daughter she believes in her dreams
In her dreams
She's nobody's daughter and she bleeds for her needs
For her needs
And living without her love's in vain
And living without her here's insane
I can't wait
I can't wait
She's nobody's daughter when she breathes I can't breathe
I can't breathe
She's nobody's daughter and she leaves me on my knees
On my knees
What would I do without her love?
I can't wait
She's nobody's daughter
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