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Artist: Snail Mail
Canonical path: /snail-mail/speaking-terms
Related lyric paths: 6
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Speaking Terms
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Speaking Terms
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Oh, don't say it now
Wait, don't just give up
Move from your old house
This city can be so loud
Say what you gotta
Sleep in somehow
Inside of reverie how do you know
When you've gone too far?
And it's all ash and dust
Well then I won't let you to take me for a ride
Say what you gotta
Sleep in somehow
Leave things on speaking terms
And I'll see you around
It's all ash and dust
I won't you let you take me for a ride
And it's all over us
And still I won't let you take me for a ride
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