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Pop Psychology

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Sports Boyfriend Canonical path: /sports-boyfriend/pop-psychology Related lyric paths: 2
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Pop Psychology

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Last night I balked

Sat by the door

Trapped by your eyes

Setting small fires

Cause I swear I saw

Something there

Something in the way you sleep

Swear I saw something there

Something in the way you walk

Something in the way you speak

To me

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