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Wolf Circus
02:31
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And with nothing
But a silver ring
Could I hold you
Tell you everything
Give me something
Make me wanna sing
I got nothing
If I gave up
And i atrophied
Could I lift this up am I too skinny
I Just want you
I don’t wanna eat
I don’t want to
Four doors down from the end of the block
You got my heartbeat going like it’s racing the clock
And you’re four doors down from the end of the block
Got my heart on line I don’t want it to stop
If I freak out
On the bathroom floor
Would you care enough to close up the door
Didn’t ask for this
Couldn’t ask for more
Cause I hate myself
Did you hate me more
When you tore me up right to my core
And with nothing
But your silver ring
Could I kiss you
Show you how I sing
Let’s get lost and
Forget everything
Tonight
Four doors down from the end of the block
You got my heartbeat going like it’s racing the clock
And you’re four doors down from the end of the block
Got my heart on line I don’t want it to stop
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This is so important to you
It’s unavoidable too
It’s so important to you
It’s unavoidable
I heard the devil’s in Carolina
Told myself I wouldn’t try to change
The devils in Carolina
Told myself I wouldn’t try but but
I heard the devil’s in
I could go racing hearts in the summer
Singing songs like a bummer
I heard the devil walks like another
Tracing his tracks to your mother
I heard the devil sing
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Low Fidelity Love Songs
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