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Fathom.

Sometimes I have something to say And so I want to come to you And I lay it all out I have important things on my mind And I want to tell you I want to tell you how my heart stopped It skipped a beat And I can’t help it Every single time we meet and boy, when I see you when I see that hair flip man, that makes my heart flip I get this feeling inside But I can’t fathom the words I want to tell you that those sneaky side glances sends shivers up and everywhere but I can’t fathom the words I want to tell you that you’re the last thing I’m thinking about And the first thing on my mind in the morning in class all the time I want to tell you this but I can’t fathom the words Oh, I want to tell you that I’ve already named our phantom children That one’s Johnny, the second one is Drake. Man, I want to tell you we’ve exchanged vows a million times in my mind… I know that’s sad, but man, I want to tell you so bad. But I can’t fathom the words. So as I just peeked above my test in class to look over my shoulder at you across the room forget this test I’m writing these words down for you.
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Oct 27, 2011
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