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Artist: Skywire
Canonical path: /skywire/poetry-over-cell-phones
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Poetry Over Cell Phones
Read Poetry Over Cell Phones lyrics by Skywire on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Poetry Over Cell Phones
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Be that way with you
I wouldn't mind
To seem so insecure
Oh, how they shine
I'd try it on
I'd let you know
That I want it back
Be that wave for you
Oh, that you could ride
To seem so into you
Oh our beautiful minds
Yeah
I'd try it on
I'd let you know
That I want it back
Is it gone?
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