Glass, Irony
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Glass, Irony
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I noticed a shift in her stare
As our eyes lock I'm musing, tell me
You’re waiting for me to say
This place is too small for all of us
We could be there by now
If you want to try
We could pass it off as
A change in a hopeless night
A tick a tickless clock
I can’t help
But thinking
We’d look great with our drinks
And brushing off the weeks
So let’s keep swimming
To our bodies
So let’s keep swimming
To our bodies
And we’ll meet
We’ll forget our foreign minds
We’ll forget our foreign minds
So lets keep swimming
To our bodies and
We’ll meet between
Our foreign minds and broken bodies
We’ll meet between
Our foreign minds
While our tired eyes stay shut
Tease for the night, I get it now
Can’t say enough, it’ in your eyes
Tease for the night, I get it now
It’s hard to hide
It’s hard to find
Out of sight in dire straits
It’s hard to hide
It’s hard to find
Out of sight in dire straits
It’s hard to hide in dire straits
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