Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Ponoka
Canonical path: /ponoka/come-outside
Related lyric paths: 6
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Come Outside
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Come Outside
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When i call
Do you brace yourself
Crawl into your shell
Force me to slow down
I don't know
Could you be afraid
Are you overpaid
Just tired of reaching down
I don't mean
To wallow in my doubt
Just cause i'm let down
Doesn't mean i'm blind
But i've been here
A hundred times before
Scratching at your door
When will you come outside
When i stand
Up against the wind
So easily singed
I let it take me down
Does it bring
You into my thoughts
Do you call the shots
Or let me fool around
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