Take Your Time
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Take Your Time
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Is is safe to say this themes a bit redundant but I
Oh oh this just in you see its
Kinda hard to wear things out when you bite your tongue and shuts your mouth
I'm down and out and out of this town
To where we started from
Its time to get this done
Another night is gone
Oh take your time but don't take mine
(This gets old and you know your always right)
Is it safe to stop breathing when I'm so excited?
Your jaws dropped and this time I'm to blame and
I find it hard to walk around my head up high my shoulders down
Around its never stopping
I won't let you get me wrong
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