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Leaving The Fields

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Leaving The Fields

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Late at night

When we got drunk

We were falling from the stars

The smell of weed

Turned me on

And cured our broken hearts

The words they said

The things all done

Now they don't matter anymore

[chorus:]

Then we left the fields

We stopped sinking in sorrow

There's no meaning in this memory

We were leaving the fields

Love is all around

We stopped sinking in sorrow

Love is all around

We were waiting for the night

And lots of pills

I swallowed all

I was my own's worst enemy

It wasn't me, the one who hurt you

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