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May I Ask if I get to see you again?
May I ask if I you might feel the same way?
I would like to see all of you
I would like to see all of you
in an honest way
Can you feel it from inside of me?
I'm inside of you!
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Shooting Star
03:22
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I'm a captain of a sinking ship every time I part my lips
and you are the ocean
I'm a wedding crasher at a funeral just the weight of wanting you might send my soul sinking six feet under the ground
my hopeful heart is a black hole sucking in and crushing my soul
my whispered words of wishing won't make a sound
cuz
You are a shooting star
cut my night, but don't leave a scar
You mean
anything and nothing to me
all the way from over here you vibrate
your reluctant rapture does resonate
with the sound of silence in my soul
and there's a vacuum in your eyes
where my desire goes to die
just the simple sight of you could swallow me whole
cuz
You are a shooting star
cut my night, but don't leave a scar
You mean
anything and nothing to me
You are there when I don't see you
but I just can't believe you
would ever
just stay
cuz
You are a shooting star
cut my night, but don't leave a scar
You mean
anything and nothing to me
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