Alarm Clock
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Alarm Clock
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(Do you think I should go now?)
(I really don't want to)
I speak to you so softly
We whisper while we lay in bed
You say something stupid
I laugh and shake my head
We're both treading the sound of the alarm clock
That means we have to wake up
So I can sneak out of your house
We're really careful
And he has his door locked
If his parents wanna come in
I'll hide under the blankets
I don't wanna go yet
It's getting early baby
You should really take off
But it's so warm here
Under the blankets
I wish I could be in this moment forever
We're both treading the sound of the alarm clock
Ahh
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Sophie Meiers performs "Alarm Clock", and this lyric page sits inside the Sophie Meiers catalog on LyroVerse.
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