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The day the dead rose and walked the streets, We fell in like. We took to the beach and sat under the sky. And we pretended to be astrologists. And we pretended to be in love. Just for that one night. We missed the concert. And now we pretend to miss each other. You moved back from Vegas Moved out there with your love But four years was too much You told me to come over and comfort you And I did One thing led to another And a heart ended up breaking We still talk from time to time I use to be funny to you, I remember. But these days I'm not fooling anyone. You use to tell me, "I love you" But now you don't because you think I may "take it the wrong way" That's fine. We can still make plans to get out of this place if you want And we can talk whenever And I'll lie and say no feelings are left And that I'm alright.
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Apr 11, 2012
Apr 11, 2012 at 5:00 AM UTC
Ladies of Lexington
The day the dead rose and walked the streets, We fell in like. We took to the beach and sat under the sky. And we pretended to be astrologists. And we pretended to be in love. Just for that one night. We missed the concert. And now we pretend to miss each other. You moved back from Vegas Moved out there with your love But four years was too much You told me to come over and comfort you And I did One thing led to another And a heart ended up breaking We still talk from time to time I use to be funny to you, I remember. But these days I'm not fooling anyone. You use to tell me, "I love you" But now you don't because you think I may "take it the wrong way" That's fine. We can still make plans to get out of this place if you want And we can talk whenever And I'll lie and say no feelings are left And that I'm alright.
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Andorran
Apr 11, 2012
Apr 11, 2012 at 5:00 AM UTC
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