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Never Wanna Wake Up
04:46
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In his dreams he falls in love
His heart breaks when he wakes up
you never want to wake up
Real life is just a little worse than what you make up
There's nothing left to do
this always ends too soon
It's just so hard to say no
you're out of sheep to count whenever you get home
Honey don't know what he wanted to find
Taking it slow, you're alone all the time
Honey don't know what he wanted to find
Let it go, let it go
He lives safe until he dies
He fights back the urge to cry
You've always been a middle man
In transit to the life you want from the one you have
Honey don't know what he wanted to find
Taking it slow, you're alone all the time
Honey don't know what he wanted to find
Let it go, let it go
Honey don't know what he wanted to find
Taking it slow, you're alone all the time
Honey don't know what he wanted to find
Let it go, let it go
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More Bad News
04:48
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3, 2, 4, 5, miles of highway
In between us, in between us
3, 2, 4, feet of snow in the driveway
I could not be there, could not be there, I could not be there.
I keep asking you if you're bored
I say hello, I say how are you
Your cat makes me sneeze up a storm
When i come over, when i come over, i won't come over no more.
What are we two lovers to do?
It's just more bad news.
What are we two lovers to do?
It's just more bad
It's just more bad
It's just more bad news.
Big mouth, tight lipped, stuck in my head
This is how it always ends.
Two left feet just stuck in bed
This is how it always ends, it always ends.
What are we two lovers to do?
It's just more bad news.
what are we two lovers to do?
It's just more bad
It's just more bad
It's just more bad news.
Do do do do do do do do do
More bad news, it's more bad news.
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