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Artist: Face First
Canonical path: /face-first/fourth-floor
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Fourth Floor
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Fourth Floor
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A million miles away you seem so far from me.
In that time I've see what we could grow to be.
Those calls I need from you they serve me like a drug,
to hear your voice I think there's no one else that I could
love.
Idealistic I know it serves me right.
I just want our hearts to fall in love and be tight.
Since you left me here I haven't been the same.
I can't comprehend that you're gone and time makes pain.
You are so fary away from me
and I just can't be myself without you,
there's something about you, I just can't be myself without you.
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