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Elizabeth Warren
03:13
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Disney World is burning
& you found me scorched & alone
Where's the bathroom?
You told me it's through the fire,
down the mine shaft,
across this killing field,
underneath the castle of your inverted queendom
& Lizzy, I know how hard it is to be among the living
I'll go into the brine from which you have arisen
Oh yeah....
Elizabeth, Elizabeth, I need off this wild ride
Take me down to your home
Beneath the nor'easter tide
Jerk me by the nametag back to your side
The pipes have boiled to bursting & I can't hold it
Pass the ukulele
I need to get lost in your teachings
Can't you help me? Can't you make me swim again?
& Lizzy, I know it's strange, but I'm just not that kind of woman
I'll follow your recipes, your policies, your odysseys
Below the seas....
Elizabeth, Elizabeth, I need you on my side
Take me home down below the salty New England sky
Elizabeth, Elizabeth, I need off this wild ride
Bring me back to your home
Beneath the nor'easter tide
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2. |
I Wanna Be Around
02:45
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Side eye my soul
Lost in the shapes that we could move into together
Or whatever
You got every reason to annihilate my time
Nauseous from online
When the trail goes cold
I told you I could be around
If just slightly
And I hope I get the timing down
To keep it enticing
Might come out of mind
Might come out of nowhere one of these nights
Might come inside out
You know my old ways
Only love my bed and everyone I’ve ever met
When I recall outside
It’s always Tuesday
And you’d rather be safe than alive
And it’s always “someday”
I wonder, did we just invent being alone?
I told you I could be around
If just slightly
And I hope I get the timing down
To keep it enticing
I hold you in and hold it down
I’ll play nicely
And I hope I get the timing down
Isn’t that exciting?
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Karter AKA Los Angeles, California
lost in the shapes
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