1. |
Take My Time
02:54
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take your time
there's plenty for me and you
leave behind
whatever you had to do
we'll use all
the time we have accrued
me and you
we're learning something new
I'll take my time with you
I don't know what else I can do
I'll take my time with you
I don't know what else I can do because
I don't know what I can say but I really want to change your mind
I don't think I want to spend another day inside
I don't know what else to do but I'm stupid not to try
come play this game with me
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2. |
My Best Mistake
03:17
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if you want me to take hold and
never let you go
then crack me on the head and
open up my shell
take apart my insides
but don't ask me for my help
I'll give you some pointers
and try to do you well
if you listen to the sounds that I can make
I'll make you my Best Mistake
I'll do anything you say
if you listen to the sounds that I can make
I'll make you my Best Mistake
take me away
if you want me to let go
then you gotta give me hell
I won't believe you
until I hear it for myself
you can teach me not to notice
you can teach me not to care
but if you don't want to be here
then we don't have to be ourselves
How can I tell that you're the one?
I really don't know
I really don't know
I can dream about last time
I can dream about last night
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