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Havengore (bait blake)
05:52
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i know you saw me, with his arms around me, draped around his waist, i know you did not have much choice
i felt the pain inside your heart as you approached me late that night
you said "make me right, stay the night"
but i need more, havengore
hope you appreciate the shoulder that i leant you then, but oh, there is a warning you should heed
i'm a not a girl shaped puzzle piece that hauls your life together
I am not the Alisson you need
and still you're screaming "make me right, stay the night"
darling, i need more, havengore
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Wounded Goddess
03:13
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The moon will shine on whoever she desires
But she must wait for the shepherd to retire
You've heard it all before
You're too much to adore
All you want is more
Bare man will say "Odin always ends up slain"
But no spoiler ever stopped the crushing pain
Dont feel bad just because it's not like how you saw in your dreams and you can't hide your love forever
Cause when they let us out, love, who'll anticipate the fuckin scenes, in crowded pubs, and blooming heather
Wounded goddess lying naked in the sun
I think you're mad but you still deserve someone
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Beaufort Street Blues
03:00
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Sweet Embrace Manchester, UK
wot if elliott smith was from ends
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