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Weight of Your Arms
03:28
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I want to feel the weight of your arms
As you hold my body
Squeezing tightly
I want to know more adjectives to describe you more accurately
While still being honest
I have some romanticized idea of how things are going to go down
Maybe you'll call more
Maybe you'll text
Maybe this all just works out for the best
And I won't be in my room alone
Illuminated by my cell phone
Please don't get the wrong impression
I don't want to hold you tie you down
Because you're an independent person
And I am dependent on every word coming out of your mouth
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Call You Up
03:23
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You’re looking at me like a brother you’re not very close to
And I’ve seen the same expression on a mother disappointed in her son
I would call you up sometimes just to feel the vibrations on the phone
Pick up the receiver I want to believe you were on the other line
I would call you up sometimes after school
Just to feel myself a little closer to you
And I’m still holding on to that summer when you’ve already moved on to the fall
Were you even there? Were you even trying?
I would do anything to take back the summers that I’ve spent with you.
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Brave Season Chicago, Illinois
Forlorn and over dramatic songs about people who don't deserve them.
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