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Waiting For Summer
01:57
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Sitting on your floor in the dead of winter
Watch the lights come on at 4pm
Press your lips into the bong and exhale slowly
Pass it over and sigh. We'll never leave
And the snow is falling
(Down, down, down)
And the roads are closing
(Down, down, down)
/just give me summer
(Now, now, now)
Im waiting for it
Watching satellites and stars
And ocean breezes
I can barely sleep
With all the light
Can they feel the-e pull
Through their orbit?
Do they ever try to leave?
And the waves are crashing
(Down down down)
Just watching time passing
(Down, down, down)
Give me this forever
(Down, down, down)
And I'd never leave
Sitting on your floor
In the dead of winter
Watch the lights come on
And paint the street
Are we only ever waiting
Between moments
Or the spaces in between
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2. |
Forever, And Ever
02:15
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Taking polaroids of the river, in my mind
To encode the memory
With what effects I choose to carry, and leave behind
How am I supposed to leave?
Forever, and ever, forever, and ever
Saw your face along the back wall, of my eyes
On a breeze I felt in spring
I put down all that I carried, and I cried
Is this our only way to speak?
Forever, and ever, forever, and ever
I feel like going backwards, or moving on
Stuck in the present thinking about what we've lost
Forever, and ever
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