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Artist: Names Without Numbers
Canonical path: /names-without-numbers/the-plastic-transition
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Plastic Transition
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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The Plastic Transition
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scan the room for impressive personalities
fleeing your reality for just one night
would you even notice if i go
would you be the last one there to know
convincing words to win them over with your charm
white lies and laughs will do no harm you'll be the star
now you're in is it all you hoped that it would be
and do you remember leaving me out in the cold
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