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Artist: Pity Sex
Canonical path: /pity-sex/smoke-screen
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Smoke Screen
Smoke Screen lyrics by Pity Sex. Left the blanket on the roof. In the morning it’s wet. Your eyes are green and dewy. In a few days you’ll be gone. You’re so...
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Smoke Screen
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Left the blanket on the roof.
In the morning it’s wet.
Your eyes are green and dewy.
In a few days you’ll be gone.
You’re so easily lost.
Burnt your scent into my throat.
I can taste you.
The road below is brick.
Red faced I can’t see straight.
Smoke screen I’m disappearing.
Love dazed.
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