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Brontosaurus
04:02
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Standing there in the door frame
Dressed in light slipping in from the outside
You whisper, it sounds like my name
I can't help it I feel so small
I can't help it I feel so small
You are a brontosaurus
I love your bones
Place me in your pocket
Take me home
Pick me up and slowly put me down
Can't believe you're from my side of town
Dreams of kissing your cherry colored lips
Feel the touch of your finger tips
Feel the touch of your finger tips
You are a brontosaurus
I love your bones
Place me in your pocket
Take me home
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Danielle
02:32
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I want to talk about it
You don't want to talk about it
Said you felt unsure about us
I'm not really sure what that means
I want to hold your hand
Be alone with you and then
I don't really understand
What the fuck is wrong with me
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Head Down
03:01
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Do you believe in always
Always nothing much to do
Have you ever felt that, always
Always seem to be missing you
I don't have the answer always
But I can always count on you
I keep my head down almost always
Waiting till this scene is through
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