Ur Loneliness Invites Me
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Ur Loneliness Invites Me
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Loneliness
Your loneliness is a invite to get in?
I'll be your friend or anything that you need
But I'll pretend that you are mine
Is that, ok?
Your type makes me dream
I dream of you and me
I can pretend that you are mine
Is that fine, is that alright?
Then maybe you will see
I am for you, you are for me
And you'll pretend that I am yours
I swear that I'll be just like him
Feel in love with the idea
Of what I thought you where
In my head
I'm dreaming of you, please dream of me too
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