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作词 : Noah Weinman/Nate Lichtenberger |
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作曲 : Noah Weinman/Nate Lichtenberger |
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I should have said so much to you |
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Which is lame but maybe kind of nice |
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Like scratch-offs in a birthday card |
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Or your name on a grain of rice |
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And I've been sick since seventh grade |
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and it's not terrible but it's too long |
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and we still talk but now it's changed |
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does it hurt more to just move on? |
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maybe i loved you |
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or maybe i wanted to |
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see something through |
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just 'cause I never do |
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and i should call but I'm afraid |
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of what you're gonna say |
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notice all the ways I've changed |
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and all the ways I've stayed the same |
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and I hate talking on the phone |
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because my speaking voice is boring |
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but I can't stand to be alone |
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'cause it's so easy to ignore me |
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i'm shouting it now 'cause i can't write it down |
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i let it pour out from the sides of my mouth |
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all sequined and stoned, sucking in through my teeth |
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I'm taking it home with me, still learning to speak |
