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from Where We Started by DOWNHAUL

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Now I guess I've got
Something to think about
Other than myself
For once
It's a permanent toothache
It's a shiver you can't shake
And I'm not necessarily sure how to do this right

Now I took this time
To do the things I needed
Which I hope you can understand, or at least relate to
But you're free to resent me
I've deserved it lately
Although I'm not necessarily sure I should say this tonight

You should know I've got things to do
Other than break my teeth on you
But I find myself outside your house on a weekday night in June
I don't know where to go from here
The mall's closed and it's pouring
Your roommate is terrible don't tell her I said so
She may already know
"I've gotta get this off my chest"
I whispered across the car
It's like flying a kite on a ten-foot lead, you can only drift so far
Well I've digressed a bit
Which we both know I'm want to do
The truth is I can't convey all that I gave away hoping it'd make you stay

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from Where We Started, released February 16, 2018

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