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Daydream
04:00
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I wasn't looking for a way out
I wasn't hoping that you're safe now
I want to know
I hope I'm haunting all your day dreams
Make you see why you should come clean
Oh don't you know?
I'm not afraid to forget everything
Cause it never meant much to me
It's so sad to see that every dying tree
Seems to branch back to me
I wasn't looking for a way out
I wasn't hoping that you're safe now
I want to know
I hope I'm haunting all your day dreams
Make you see why you should come clean
Oh don't you know?
You just walked away, Forgot about me
But don't worry, i'll stay the same
Find somebody else to blame
I'm not looking for somewhere to stay
Help me find a way to come back down
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Free
03:23
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I'll close myself in if you say you'll be happy
You're so shallow, told me to dive deep
I know you're so proud of keeping your own slate clean
I know you're so proud of being who you wanna be
Hello, how have you been now that you're free?
Holding your smile wasn't right for me
I know you won't let things stay this way
How did it feel to look me in my face?
When you said that no one could take my place
A bitter ending, such a familiar taste
Hello, how have you been now that you're free?
Holding your smile wasn't right for me
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