Asleep in Me
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Asleep in Me
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Asleep in Me
The night is young,
and I've been tossing and turning.
The miles in between.
The days spent waiting.
I can't sleep. [4x]
Under cover of darkness,
you will go.
You'll sneak out to the quiet place
we used to know.
You don't want me to see you leave.
Your exit is well concealed,
even from me.
I can't sleep. [4x]
I'm writing you those letters
that I promised.
Every single one is named but addressless.
I am trying to sleep
until winter.
Will it ever come?
I can't sleep. [4x]
Just fall asleep in me. [4x]
I am waiting for your return.
I'll fall asleep forever.
Just fall asleep in me.
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