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Artist: Local Natives
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Jellyfish (feat. Moses Sumney)
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Jellyfish (feat. Moses Sumney)
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Love
I'm already ten steps ahead
Took the wrong train and I fell
Head over heels in a moment
Then you're gone
Blank stare
If you're bored, you're boring
Unaware
Could I get a warning?
Love
I can see rain coming in
Like jellyfish limbs from a distance
Tired commuter heads sway and bow
Praying to you
Blank stare
If you're bored, you're boring
Unaware
You could cure the lonely
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