Page type: lyric reference
Artist: American Football
Canonical path: /american-football/letters-and-packages
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Letters And Packages
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Letters And Packages
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Maybe everything is tragic and temporary
Remember Esmé at age thirteen
Already blase and broken hearted, so elegant, so considerate
If only she were older
As a result of my history I'm afraid i'll let you down
If only we were older
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