Rubber Lips
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Rubber Lips
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you are young and you are soft
i will be yours
make my eyes see the things
i missed before
sunlight bleeding through the cracks the stardust in your lungs
some things you see you never need to tell no one
i wish someone would just give a sign
i wish someone would feed me my lines
you are young and you are soft
i will be yours
make my eyes see the things
i missed before
this is the renaissance of history by the fire
this is the end of telling who's a better liar
am i someone who you'd call upon?
am i someone who you'd give a gun?
we will lose in the end
our sisters weep
we are young and you are gone
show us your ways
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Jonathan Seet performs "Rubber Lips", and this lyric page sits inside the Jonathan Seet catalog on LyroVerse.
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