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Artist: The Dopamines
Canonical path: /the-dopamines/she-s-my-rushmore
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She's My Rushmore
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She's My Rushmore
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Falling out of love
Is like falling from the sky
Falling 90 miles fast
From a drug can't match it high
The parachute ain't opening
The bottom is approaching
Then the body meets the hardened floor
You look up and out through the door
Comes hospitals and medicine
Quick shot of adrenaline
To get the blood pumping again
The blue turns red right through your skin
And all you feel is pain
Until you fall in love again
I wanna fall in love again
I wanna fall
Fall in love again
Again
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