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Who Cares?
04:31
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Something in that look in your eyes
Something quiet and dissatisfied
It made me scared to go through the door
Acting like I dunno what you're gonna say
But I know exactly what you're gonna say
A sign that I have no reason to be scared anymore
Don't leave me awake
Don't try to keepsake
It's too early for this in the morning
It's too late for this tonight
Out of all the words you said to me
Only a couple made sense
Were you rambling?
Was I not listening?
Out of my absence
A faded memory
A misplaced centerpiece
That belonged to us, the two of us
Together
Don't leave me awake
Don't try to keepsake
It's too early for this in the morning
It's too late for this tonight
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it's literally just me going oooh the entire time lol
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