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Call Me Out
04:25
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i want something
something else
but mystery seems to find me
on it's own
i try to look back
every now and then
again, every now and then
get's old
with you in mind
i was hoping you would call me out
night time baby
night time lately seems so short
it's a while
on your own
if she comes looking
if she comes looking on her own
please see to it
she gets home
with me in mind
i was hoping you would call me out
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Too Far
02:20
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too far - let's not go too far. i'm too far out already can't make my mind up. i'll read up on everything you sent me. i'm over it i'm sure of it.
cool - let's not be too cool. i balance my love with doubt, it keeps it from coming out. if you don't ask then i won't tell. i'm over it i'm sure of it.
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