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What A Life
03:33
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how do I be perfect
how do I be good
I wanna believe that I’ll be special
I wanna believe I’ll be an angel
how do I be worth it
good enough for you
I wanna believe that I’ll be special
but why would I need to be an angel
I wanna be living while I’m able
what a life
that you spend on what you leave behind
when you die
wouldn’t want to wish you had more time
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2. |
Once You Fall In Love
02:29
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Once you fall in love you feel fake to everyone
no one sees enough to know the deepest thing you've done
if only we could show
the moments we're alone
promise me you'll be
all of you with me
once you fall in love you can't get anything done
no need for you to prove this world would suffer if you're gone
sinking in your bed
head is on my chest
no one else has seen
all of you like me
talking while we're tangled
interlocking angles
no one else can see the deepest part of me
she got caught between their maladjusted needs
make myself a joke to be less threatening
once you fall in love you feel fake to everyone
no one sees enough to know the deepest thing you've done
if only we could show
the moments we're alone
promise me you'll be
all of you for me
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3. |
Be Yourself
03:09
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Aberdeen Los Angeles, California
I write a lot of songs that never get used for anything so here's some of them
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