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Breathe
02:47
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Push him forward, towards the moving train
In one second you stole his grace
And I'm still waiting for what you have promised
Push him forward, towards the moving train
And in one second...
Guess
Assume from the outset
Regress
Into definitive confinement
His mind slips in this bitter cold
Your hand slips and you lose control
So I turn the key and press the pedal down
So I turn the key and press the pedal to the ground
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Vanilla
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she hides and i tuck her within myself
we're moving like the 80s
you save me, so save us
and i could practically swear i've
got you going the wrong way
i keep my eyes on the highway
so baby i
she hides and i tuck her within myself
we're moving like the 80s
you save me, so save us
you wanna throw away my
i won't let you decide
you wanna throw away my
i won't let you go
baby, sleep
i don't see you by the wheel
i'll keep your hands to myself
gotta put my foot on the gas
you'll wear this accident well
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