Phones
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Phones
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Fifteen, passenger van with a faulty
Taking you to the things that I forget
All the faces of my friends
All the places are
Everytime I go away
It gets harder to leave you, babe
Everywhere I go I've been there before
And I'm so tired of phones and losing your voice
Fifteen-hundred eighty miles from your bed
All these hardening thoughts fill my head
How many nights of mediocre shows?
How many fights and arguments on phones?
Everytime I go away
It gets harder to leave you, babe
Everywhere I go I've been there before
I'm so tired of phones and losing your voice
Everytime I go away
It gets harder to leave you, babe
And everywhere I go I've been there before
And I'm so tired of phones and losing your voice
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Farewell Flight performs "Phones", and this lyric page sits inside the Farewell Flight catalog on LyroVerse.
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