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Mine (ft. Nonnie)
05:56
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It’s been a while
Since I’ve last heard from you
I wonder if you’re still the same boy
In my dreams
Cause even now after
All the promises I've made
It’s still nice to know that
You’re still here
When will this heinous night
finally come to an end
So maybe if you’d let me
Stay just for the night?
All my broken promises
Can whisk away in the wind
All these months I have thought
About you every night
Cause I won’t find another guy like you
So that’s it
After all, this wait
Your graduation
Was your breaking point
You can take the memories
And dance this pain away
The clock ticks by
And your name is all I know
I really can’t wait for this year
To finally come to an end
So maybe if you’d let me
Stay just for the night?
All my broken promises
Can whisk away in the wind
All these months I have thought
About you every night
Cause I won’t find another boy like you
Nothing
Will change the fact
That you’ve fucked me over then
And everyone will change again
Maybe if you never called me yours
Maybe if I never called you then
Would it help to know
That you weren’t just another friend
So maybe I was
Maybe I was a fool
So maybe I was wrong
To ever call you mine
It’s been a while
Since I’ve last heard from you
I wonder if you’re still the same boy
In my dreams
Cause even now after
All the promises I've made
It’s still nice to know that
You’re still here
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2. |
Richmond Pt. 1
01:50
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On my way to Richmond
And though I've never been to Richmond
I've never left this part of town
Before you came into my life
And I know I'll only see you
In my dreams at night
But when New Year's Eve comes
I'll be there
Waiting
Your name was Samuel
Your eyes were green
Let's not waste time tonight
Let's play a million songs
Because I want to keep you
Alive
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3. |
Bunny Warrior
04:45
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Oh Bunny Warrior
Where have you gone
All this time?
You've been fighting a losing war
Just to save more than
Oil, and love, and dignity
Took away my innocence
And my affinity for you
Oh Bunny Warrior
I've been thinking of you lately
You've been planning on
Taking every man alive
Long gone were those nights
When you said that
You'd be coming home
I just hope it won't be in a box with
White, red, and blue colors
Sprinkled everywhere
With your name engraved on the side
Of where you’ll be sleeping
For a hundred years
And maybe a hundred more!
Oh Bunny Warrior
They've called to tell me
That you've left your post
You haven’t been in service
For a year or two, and that
You've been running
Ever since you went there for the first time
I'll never get to see your face again
I don't know how you've been
I don't know how you are
But I'll never see you again
I don't know how you've been
I don't know how you are
But I'll never see you again
I don't know how you've been
I don't know how you are
But I'll never see you again
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Kimmy Sanchez Arlington, Virginia
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