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Artist: Gus Dapperton
Canonical path: /gus-dapperton/coax-amp-botany
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Coax & Botany
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Coax & Botany
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You won't stop laughing legs
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I could die with your eyes
Open at me, wide open at me
Like hope exactly
Butterflies up inside rogue anatomy, oh
Oh, oh, oh
Upon coax and botany I
Won't let on to be
Odd I'm a lot of words
For a wannabe
Far broke and honestly
You're all I want to be
I'll stay prodding remorseful astronomy, oh
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
You won't stop laughing legs
Overlapping
I could die with your eyes
Open at me, wide open at me
Like hope exactly
You're contrite, oh but
I know it's actually sweet
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