Amber
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Amber
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Now I used to think about it in the in-between
Washing dishes and brushing teeth
There's still an angry part of me
Now I used to only sleep with noise from the TV
To help sometimes when I felt lonely
There's still an angry part of me
For once with you I don't want to move faster
For once I just want to trap in you amber
Between highway 90 and 89
Tell this town that love aligns
And if you take it slow it'll work out fine
For once with you I don't want to move faster
For once I just want to trap in you amber
If it's you and me, we'll figure out the rest
It's growing up and trying to do the best we can
If it's you and me, we'll figure out the rest
It's growing up and trying to do the best we can
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Alaska Reid performs "Amber", and this lyric page sits inside the Alaska Reid catalog on LyroVerse.
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