Rom–com
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Rom–com
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You think that you're falling
I think that you're stalling
I do
I don't want to take your heart away
Countless satellites do that everyday
But I try not to let that make me cry
I try to look on the brighter side
I don't want to be the only way
You're able to see in the light of day
We can find some kind of compromise
Something to drink and clear your mind
You want to undo
It's morning
You're wasting away
Adore it
It's true
I don't want to take your heart away
Countless satellites do that everyday
But I try not to let that make me cry
I try to look on the brighter side
I don't want to be the only way
You're able to see in the light of day
We can find some kind of compromise
Something to drink and clear your mind
I don't want to take your heart away
I don't want to take your heart away
I don't want to take your heart away
I don't want to take your heart
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