1. |
Allison
03:32
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Allison, be knowin'
You really got me goin'
I saw you sing your songs to make me cry
Allison, she's older
I wish I could have told her
How far she really made it in my heart
And maybe one day our paths will meet
She's got a cooler boyfriend
Who sings and plays guitar
She hides away from all those paparazzi motherfuckers
She'll never know it
She's really got me goin'
The sparkles in her eyes look like a star
And maybe one day I'll be the one you sing about
And maybe she could take me out
Allison, be knowin'
You really got me goin'
I saw you sing your songs to make me cry
Allison, she's older
I wish I could have told her
How far she really made it in my heart
Oh, baby, you gave me a fucking heart attack
And maybe we could be friends with no strings attached
Allison, be knowin'
You really got me goin'
I saw you sing your songs to make me cry
Allison, she's older
I wish I could have told her
How far she really made it in my heart
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2. |
Soil
03:12
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I cry sometimes when it hurts
There's never a feeling that it worked
I try sometimes just to see
What if you had loved me?
There’s never a feeling
I think I'm in need and
You tell me you’re waiting
But I’m never going back
You never knew that you were wrong
It all worked out and got along
Took so long for you to see
I never knew that you loved me
I know that you’re feeling
I know you’re believing
You better be seeing
That I’m never going back there
I cry sometimes and it hurts
My blood and hope is in the dirt
Tried to hard just to see
The reason you never loved me
There’s never a feeling
I think I'm in need and
You tell me you’re waiting
But I’m never going back there
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