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Artist: Jim Ward
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Broken Songs (feat. Tegan Quin)
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Broken Songs (feat. Tegan Quin)
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I'm not too comfortable to fall from the start
Well, I don't find success interesting as art
But I'll build a home
In these broken songs
Like you said I should
Like you understood
I'm not too comfortable to fall from the start
When it gets too intimate, then I fall apart
And I carry on
Singing broken songs
Like you said I should
Like you understood
But I'll build a home
In these broken songs
Like you said I should
Like you understood
I'm not too comfortable to fall from the start
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