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Shut
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I DON'T KNOW HOW TO DO THIS NATURALLY
I don't know, how to do this naturally
I'm used to fighting, and screaming
And put downs from the ones you keep close
But that never felt right to me
I'll leave it behind, that negativity… now
I know no methods, or how-to's
I'm empty when it comes to you
How do I not push, not lose
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As i roved out
07:01
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I told you the truth
03:38
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Heart pinch
05:36
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We are quiet now
03:42
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