Pink And Brown
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Pink And Brown
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You don't regret it
I don't regret it anymore
I'm supposed to call you to make sure you know
I know it's over
You've known it's over for a while
Why the smokescreen?
Why can't you say what you mean?
But all the stolen kisses
And all the pink and brown
And if you want to end it, then
Just pull the plug and shut it down
No one sees it coming
But everybody knows
That if you want the money, you just have to take it
If you don't regret it
Then whats with you staring at the floor?
All remorseful
Like you're not sure what happened?
All the stolen kisses
All the pink and brown
And if you want to end it
You just pull the plug and shut it down
No one sees it coming
But everybody knows
That if you want the money, you just have to take it
Or you'll never make it
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