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Humid June
02:30
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Humid June
What a humid June
something's gotta give soon
and we haven't even got to the hard part
no we haven't even got to the hard part
The first summer I let the sun at me
it turned me into a topography of myself
I said "Is this what it feels like to be on top?
To fear more and more the drop?"
Misspelt my aim
Humid June
What a humid June
something's gotta give soon
and we haven't even got to the hard part
no we haven't even got to the hard part
List of saints in a cahier in my carryon
kinda quaint how I really wanna be someone
be someone someone hasn't been before
But every time I grind my teeth against the alphabet
I make my name further into an epithet
everyone wants what they can't have
What I want is for you to want to be me
What I want is for you to want to be me
What I want is for you to want to be me
I dont want to be me but
I want you to want to be me
Humid June
What a humid June
something's gotta give soon
and we haven't even got to the hard part
no we haven't even got to the
haven't got to the
We kept asking for rain
it never came
we kept asking for rain
it never came
we kept asking for rain
it never came
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Miss You in the Morning
03:57
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