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Moon Song
03:48
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maybe by the next filling of the moon
I’ll be over you
Could you see that too
Could you see that too
carried you around on my right ankle
from the day we met, the day we met
we will never be
we will never be what we were again
even with the threat of a thousand miles I am
always met with a “no, not yet”
you can call me free
you can call me free but I think I’m spent
maybe by the next filling of the moon
I’ll be over you
could you see that too
could you see that too
maybe by the next filling of the moon
I’ll be over you
could you see that too
could you see that too
took you to the mountains, took you to my trunk
tried to drop a line as the sunlight sunk
even when I’m all I will never be enough
never be enough, never never
take the early mornings, take my summer sweat
find a place that no one knows of yet
I can call you free
I can call you free but i’m sure you’re spent
maybe by the next filling of the moon
I’ll be over you
could you see that too
could you see that too
maybe by the next filling of the moon
I’ll be over you
could you see that too
could you see that too
maybe by the next filling of the moon
I’ll be over you
could you see that too
could you see that too
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The Botanist
03:04
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the botanist said he loved me
as we grew apart
as we grew apart
I think I saw it coming from the start
been a couple of months, save a couple of days
since he’s watered my heart
promise I’m not parched
I think I saw it coming from the start
how am I ever gonna know
maybe I never need to know
what’s going on beneath the soil
better to blossom on his own
maybe he’ll find another light in the springtime
‘cause he’s not too far
the city’s his backyard
he’s probably making something of his stars
I should’ve seen it coming from the start
how am I ever gonna know
maybe I never need to know
what’s going on beneath the soil
better to blossom on his own
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Cam Franklin New York, New York
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