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Artist: The Ergs!
Canonical path: /the-ergs/two-lips
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Two Lips
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Two Lips
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And Chapstick
Too Rich, Think I'm gonna be sick
Too much History,
Or was it just me?
Or Should I even bother asking?
Ashley Sugarnotch
I don't think our time was wasted
Bitter now, though I must admit
You're the sweetest thing I've ever tasted
Summer Days, in a sunny phase
And cool nights, in a daisy glaze
Now its cavities, forced pleasantries
And a couple hundred or so unsaid pleas
[chorus]
I'm not hedging any bets
Or lying to save some face
Cause I've got no regrets
Or memories I'd like to erase
[chorus]
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