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RGB Blue
02:02
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Lying awake I twist and turn
I hear a song with no words
Behind my eyelids there's a blinding
Red, green, blue
All these feeling that I have for you
I was trying to explain it to
My best friend but I couldn't though
Oh, honestly I'll never know
Day and night
A watercolor memory
Overflowing
Fills my mind
And I know that I should keep it
But sometimes I wish I could delete it
Taking pills of different shapes
It can kill some kinds of pain
But I know there is no higher
Deeper
Shade of blue
All these feelings that I have for you
I was trying to explain it to
My best friend but I couldn't though
Oh, honestly
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Call My Name
02:52
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Look at the screen
I lost you in between
You're so hard to find
Quicksand appears
The street becomes a lake
Like flowers in a vase
I watch you fade away
I follow you
When you call my name
When you call out my name
Speak, tell me all
I'll listen through the wall
Your words undefined
They're always on my mind
Now and then I turn my back
Swear that I will go
Within an hour I come right back
When you tell me so
Oh, but I could never say enough
Especially when I say too much
When you call my name
When you call out my name
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