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baby
03:17
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I have not grown up yet
I still got plenty of time left
My dentist says I'm doing just fine
My tiny tooth tells me all of the time
Stuck, stuck
In the little roots, my baby tooth
Stuck, stuck
In the little roots, my baby tooth
My old skirts fall off the shelf
They've already been worn by somebody else
Please reach down to me
I still got time, but it's not enough for me
Stuck, stuck
In the little roots, my baby tooth
Stuck, stuck
In the little roots, my baby tooth
"Kiddo! Man, what is going on with you? All sorts of stuff happening! I gotta look at that video closer, but that looks great so far. I just looked at it on my phone. I'm driving between Nashville and Kentucky someplace...I'll be in the car another hour or so. Nothing urgent. Just checking in."
Stuck, stuck
My baby tooth is stuck
Stuck
My baby tooth she's stuck
Stuck
Ooh my baby tooth she's stuck
Stuck, Stuck
Stuck
Stuck, stuck
My baby tooth she's stuck
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2. |
drunk
01:56
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Do you only like me
When you're drunk and can't stand up
When you say those nice words
Is it only what's in your cup?
I'll just ask
Later over text
But probably not
I'll just ask
Later over text
But probably not
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3. |
hang out (2017)
02:04
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Come on over
So we can sleep on the same floor
And soon again you're out the door
Come on over
So we can sleep in the same room
Wear my coats and you're out by noon
Come on over
You don't have to go back
I'll make some cookies and burn the whole batch
Come on over
so we'll be in the same place
Got upstate, leave with a sunny face
Come on over
So we can post it later
And still be teenagers
Come on over
We'll never cut ties
'Cause we're the ride or dies
Come on over
So we can hang out
(Repeat til end)
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4. |
time (2017)
01:00
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I can't make meaningful connections
With people who come into work
Who can't justify wearing non-white shirts
Tell me why
I'm treated like a child
Or what you mean when you say it'll just take some time
Take your time
Tell me why
take your time
Take your time
take your time
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5. |
gone away
03:47
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You’ve gone away honey
Tell me what to do I’m sorry
A classic fork in the road story
And I’m trying to think about it less
You had no other choice baby
And I’m losing my voice, lately
A classic fork in the road story
I wish I could just go west
The phone is ringin
While I’m singing
My sister says
Who’s got time for crying
The phone is ringin
While I’m singing
My sister says
Who’s got time for crying
Clouds are rolling in now
And I’ve been taking more trips out
The lights are shining bright Downtown
It’s time to draw my curtains back
The trees are turning orange and brown
And my feet aren’t touching the ground
A classic fork in the road town
We wish we could just go west
The phone is ringin
While I’m singing
My sister says
Who’s got time for crying
The phone is ringin
While I’m singing
My sister says
Who’s got time for crying
You don't got to cry (My sister says, my sister says)
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6. |
chemise
01:41
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Je peux te mettre à l'aise
Je veux vous aider
Mets moi sur ton dos
Comme une chemise
Comme une robe blanche
Comme une ami
Pas comme un étranger
En été
Je serai joyeux
Tu seras heureux
Nous serons jeunes encore
En été
Je serai nouveaux
Tu seras plus beaux
Nous serons jeunes encore
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