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Artist: Holly McNarland
Canonical path: /holly-mcnarland/do-you-get-high
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Do You Get High?
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Do You Get High?
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when i come up i want to see
out of my hips all inside me
should i hold on
before it's almost over
gave to me a famous cold shoulder
i jump for you table for two
do you get high from his eyes?
morning my boy in my arms
i turn to him to see you
do you get high?
you take it all just exhale in
i kiss the mouth we made for him
so happy sad i'm everything
he shuts his eyes to hear me sing
he's getting tired for the day
when i come up i want to see
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