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This Song's about You
03:17
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He’s like a boy who don’t know what he got himself into
Dumb decisions on the spot then regretting it soon
He’s impulsive, intuitive, in tune with himself and sees something else
No one sees anymore
He makes love and war in the same bed
He makes friends he knows he’ll never see again
He makes plans to completely disappear
He makes no sense but he doesn’t care, care
I’m gonna tell you a secret, keep it
To yourself don’t tell no one else
I’m gonna tell you a secret, keep it
To yourself don’t tell no one else
This song’s about you, this song’s about you
She likes getting close but not too close
She likes reading her name on envelopes
She likes hiding her feelings when she’s on show
She like boys who just leave her the fuck alone, alone
I’m gonna tell you a secret, keep it
To yourself don’t tell no one else
I’m gonna tell you a secret, keep it
To yourself don’t tell no one else
I’m gonna tell you a secret, keep it
To yourself don’t tell no one else
I’m gonna tell you a secret, keep it
To yourself don’t tell no one else
This song’s about you, this song’s about you
This song’s about you, this song’s about you
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Don’t want no one to know
I’ve been harbouring doubts
But won’t say what about
Don’t want no one to know
I’ve been so fucking scared
Playing loops through my head
You need someone to love ya
Don’t want no one to know
I feel inadequate
But I still insist, but I still insist
You need someone to love ya
Why the fuck did I do this bullshit
Find it then lose it
Am I patient or just latent
Bottling frustrations I
Really don’t want no one to know
I’m the person I can’t face, I’m the person I can’t face
You need someone to love ya
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Before
02:49
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These thoughts change so quickly
Sit and you’re spinning sickly
rise and you’re settled, still fettered
But better than it was before
Just like it was before
Just like it was before
These thoughts keep me spinning
‘Round and ‘round
From start to finish
And all the while
I wonder is this
Just like it was before
Just like it was before
Just like it was before
Just like it was before
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Underneath
02:49
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I took the money I ain’t looking back
I gotta go I gotta get all packed
All those voices right behind my back
Midnight burnouts in a cul-de-sac
And I’m speaking for everyone in this hollow town
Where everyone’s asleep
But I don’t even know if I know myself
Underneath, underneath
I pull over and I get some gas
I give ‘em money make the same old chat
Got what I needed now I’ll hit the track
From the familiar into the black
And I’m speaking for everyone in this hollow town
Where everyone’s asleep
But I don’t even know if I know myself
Underneath, underneath
You know I’m speaking for everyone in this hollow town
Where everyone’s asleep
But I don’t even know if I know myself
Underneath, underneath
Underneath, underneath
And I don’t even know if I know myself underneath
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Time Chasing
02:38
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Every time, every time I wait for a chance
For an opening
To take away and keep
Time I’m scared to lose
Every time, every time I wait for a chance
For an opening
To take away and keep
Time I’m scared to lose
Well, it’s time wasted
If I think I’ll find the space
Best be time chasing or time making
For these goals that you got, kid
Hold on and watch ‘em grow
Through these doubts
Which weigh your conscience down
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Goodspace Auckland, New Zealand
Music from a good space
Jefferson & friends
Auckland, New Zealand
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