Take Me Out
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Take Me Out
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There's some teenage smell to summer
Nothing I can do but feel it shine
Woke up with rocks inside my heart but
Breathing in the air here makes it fine
I've got that anxious little fever
But I’ve got a way to sweat the sadness out
Make shapes and take a little space to
Find a phrase appropriate to shout
So I guess you'd better take me out
There's some simplicity to sunshine
A cacophonous outpour of degrees
Shines upon its friends when we call to them
Soundless circular white suck up the seas
You've got it and I want it
This is what we can't be without
Dark scheming and light dreaming
This is what it is all about
So I guess you'd better take me out
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Tom Milsom performs "Take Me Out", and this lyric page sits inside the Tom Milsom catalog on LyroVerse.
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