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Alex #1
02:33
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Tom #2
02:46
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Alex #3
02:47
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You'd say "we'll meet in the park"
But there's no light on in my head
You'd say "you're stressing me out"
Learn to love it instead.
if your eyes looked in mine,
or just looked around,
could they tell the time?
Could they figure out
how to leave it be?
You say "we'll meet in the dark
cause there's no light on in my head."
I say "I wanna break out"
"Learn to love it instead."
if you're eyes looked in mine,
or just looked away,
could they tell the time?
Could they find a way
how to leave it be?
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Tom #4
04:30
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Alex #5
03:35
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Tom Carlson Manchester, New Hampshire
Tom Carlson is a genderqueer songwriter and performer from New Hampshire. This is the site for all of their original music.
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