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Intro
02:20
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Where did the summer go?
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Something New
04:08
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When you make a dig at me, I know that you're diggin' me
When you said you were my muse, I found it amusing
When you make a dig at me, I know that you're diggin' me
When you said those things you said, I never saw them coming
So let's try something new
'Cause this ship is sailing somewhere overseas and I'll still be leaving if you don't come with me
When you make a dig at me, I know that you're diggin' me
When you said you were my muse, I found it amusing
When you make a dig at me, I know that you're diggin' me
When you said you were my muse, I never wanted bruising, or losing, or choosing
So let's try something new
'Cause this ship is sailing somewhere overseas and I'll still be leaving if you don't come with me
Think of all the places we could go,
Think of all the things that we might see,
We could go anywhere, if you'd just come with me
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I Can't Sleep
04:15
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I can't sleep long enough to remember my dreams, so how am I to know if they'll come true?
If I can't sleep long enough to remember my dreams, then how am I to know if they'll come true?
But I think I know what they're about
They're about this girl shaped void that's in my life that i'm not trying to fill tonight but I know that in an hours time when I ask you to come back to mine and i hand you that bottle of wine i will lube you up with liquor and I'll try and squeeze you in it tonight
There's a universe between my shoulders, beneath my collar bones
And it is trying to get out it needs to burst out and leave a gaping hole
And I am not trying to fill it tonight i just want to take you home
But with each beer that passes through my lips I lose my self control
And I blame it on the situation
I can blame it on the situation, blame it on the bottle, blame it on the words that will probably be forgotten, blame it on my heart, blame it on my head, blame it on whatever but i know that I'll just do it again
There's this girl shaped void that's in my life that i'm not trying to fill tonight but I know that in an hours time when I ask you to come back to mine and i hand you that bottle of wine i will lube you up with liquor and I'll try and squeeze you in it tonight
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Good Day
05:25
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We've not made promises just incase one day we can't keep them
We've not made concrete decisions 'cause one day concrete turns to dust
We've not moved forward 'cause what if something is coming towards us
But in this case, I don't care about the incase, the what ifs, or the one days
I just think about the good days, the more to come if we could just let this last
So come on let's have a good day, let's have one day when we're not held up by the past
I'm still chucking pennies into fountains, wishing something might happen, but if it doesn't, I'll be fine
So let's think about the good days, the more to come if we could just let this last
So come on let's have a good day, let's have one day when we're not held up by the past
Let's have a good day
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Luca Sheffield, UK
indie/emo/punk from Sheffield, based in Edinburgh.
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