Airport Death
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Airport Death
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I sat in an airport thinking I'm gonna die
I sat in an airport thinking I'm gonna die
Die, die
I saw him moving quickly, he caught my eye
I put my head down and thought please not tonight
Tonight, tonight
Excuse me, I hope you don't mind
But I can see what's going on inside
I put my head down and I stared at my shoes
I thought if I don't have to breathe then I won't move
But I moved, I moved
Fold up your table top, you're showing off all that you've got
My table top is staying put, I wear my face this way it's all I've got
I sat in an airport thinking, I wonder why
We put our heads down and avoid each others eyes
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