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Body & The Stone
02:37
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I lost friends
I don't need nobody else
I waited for your call
I waited up all night
I need time
Time away from all your friends
Better spent by the sea
Staring at, nothing
And I hope you're happy
I just wanna sleep
Close to the wall
Safe between your body and the, stone
Just let me sleep tonight
And I'll be fine
I'll be back home
Before you're awake
I'll bring you tea in the morning
And I hope you'll stay, tonight
You can keep my jacket
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Your Favourite Boy
03:10
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Talk about your best friends life
And how we hate her taste in records
(Is it okay to hold your hand, is it okay to?)
Finding it hard to say goodbye
'Cause you look so god damn pretty
(Is it okay to hold your hand, is it okay to?)
Don't wanna go home alone
I'll make you feel so much better
I'll be your favourite boy
Now we're home together
I want this to last forever
I'll be your favourite boy
Don't wanna go to bed
In case I wake and you're not here
(I never want this night to end, I never want this night to)
Stay up late and watch bad TV
Talk about our plans for summer
(I never want this night to end, I never want this night to)
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