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Bigger Sun
04:08
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spit up words to white out
the paint may stain up your mouth
i know i’ll be a knockout
no star studded let down
youre a feeder in real life
fill my heart, double it’s size
if you look up toward the sky
a bigger sun that’s over me too
speedy kid pick up pace
youve barely started the race
but if i end in second place
at least i know i ran with grace
i’ll kiss it better suck it dry
season me up til goodbye
if you look up toward the sky
a bigger sun i’m under it too
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See Sky
03:33
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i sit on standby
while you show me that you’re really just that kind of guy
and don’t talk cause your toxic teeth are bone dry
you feel good? tell me what it’s like to see sky
floating so high
tell me you’re the good kind
why should i try
tell me you’re the good kind
mess with my mind
but you don’t really wanna see sky
folding your hands now
you’re the pocket puppet master in a big crowd
and don’t talk cause your toxic tongue is too loud
said you’ll see me when you’re living on a high ground
keep up the score
show me you’re the good kind
sat on your porch
show me you’re the good kind
ran for the door
and you will never ever see sky
you will never ever see sky
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Etta Friedman Brooklyn, New York
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