Pringle Creek
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Pringle Creek
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I haven't seen you in days and days on end
So I take the train by the lake again
You take me to places that I have never been
We sit in your car just laughing
This is how the story goes
Things get messy sometimes
And I'm scared and I don't know
It feels like buying flowers just to watch them die
We go for a walk and pass by pringle creek
Sit on the bench where we relive all of our sins
I wanna be closer to you then I've ever been
Because it feels like I can't tell where I end and you begin
This is how the story goes
Things get messy sometimes
And I'm scared and I don't know
It feels like buying flowers just to watch them die
I hear the rain from this mattress on the floor
I know I've never felt this before
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Ellis (Linnea Siggelkow) performs "Pringle Creek", and this lyric page sits inside the Ellis (Linnea Siggelkow) catalog on LyroVerse.
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