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Let's Get Lost
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Let's get lost
In each other's eyes
The world burns
But nobody dies
No love lost
In a sea of minds
We'll turn blue
And we'll miss the pines
Can't escape
So we stand around
We try to run
But they hunt us down
I will do
What you think is best
And when you're tired
We're gonna stop and rest
You said you hate yourself
You really love yourself
You're just afraid to say
Because you know we'll blow you away
Let's get lost
In the worlds we make
Shut the door
For your mother's sake
Keeping me
In a little pill
I can move
But my body's still
Even though
Time is made to stop
In the end
I'll come out on top
Holding hands
In my greatest dreams
Feel my heart
Bursting at the seams
You said you hate yourself
You really love yourself
You're just afraid to say
Because you know we'll blow you away
You said you hate yourself
You really love yourself
You're just afraid to say
Because you know we'll blow you away
You're not real
I'm not real
Let's get an ice cream
Then we can feel
You're not real
I'm not real
Let's get an ice cream
And we can deal
I meant to love you
I meant to love you
I meant to love you
I meant to love you
You said you hate yourself
You really love yourself
You're just afraid to say
Because you know we'll blow you away
You said you hate yourself
You really love yourself
You're just afraid to say
Because you know we'll blow you away
You said you hate yourself
You really love yourself
You're just afraid to say
Because you know we'll blow you away
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Squirrel Lacey Township, New Jersey
I'm an artist from the pine barrens of New Jersey, making weird sonic experiments and lo-fi pop in my bedroom.
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