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Work Week
02:50
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When I wake up you are all that I see
My morning sunlight through the blinds
Barely shining but warming my skin to the touch
I wish we never had to leave
You are perfect to me
It's only mid-day and I've been feeling so lost
I need direction. I need you here in my arms.
I can't wait to hear about your day.
Now it's midnight and you're right next to me
drifting slowly to sleep
With your head on my chest I hear our breathing align
You are perfect to me
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Anything At All
02:21
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I wish I could change myself
cause I hate who I am
I wish I could tell someone
but no one gives a damn
I'm spoiled in everything
Good family and my health
So why am I miserable?
I don't deserve anything at all
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Five Star Hotel
01:19
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Cramped together on your twin sized bed
with you snoring right next to my head
Sharing a blanket and a pillow too
with my arm draped across of you
I wouldn't trade it for a king sized bed
or a five star hotel
I'd rather stay up late and talk with you
and cuddle until you fall asleep in my arms
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