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Ruby
04:57
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How do you tell someone they love you/ when they've got no idea?/ I've been staring at you for three days it seems/ You haven't seemed to notice, no, you haven't looked at me/ I've got to get this off my mind/ You're always so hard to find/ But I see rubies in your eyes/ Like the blood that matches mine/ It was never hard for me to see/ You've always seemed to shine like rubies
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Writing Songs
04:22
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Pacing the halls/ checking for calls/ I never thought I'd fall/ But I was all/
Wrong/ Now I'm just writing songs/ hoping I can find the words to say that/
You're like summer air/ you're running through my heart, running through my hair/
Drowning out all other sounds/ listen to the moment when my heart hits the ground
Well it's not enough to know it's real/ I want to show you exactly how I feel/
In my heart/ right from the start/ I never wanted us to be apart/
I can't wait/ I won't hesitate 'cause I know that this is fate/ never thought it was just meant to be/ but you made a believer out of me
Walking around, looking down/ I just realized that this town's not the same/ and I'm to blame/ for never knowing what it meant when you claimed/
I'm like summer air/ I'm sweet and cool/ and everywhere/ just think of how it'd be for you and me/ if we'd only see
Well it's not enough to know it's real/ I want to show you exactly how I feel/
In my heart/ right from the start/ I never wanted us to be apart/
I can't wait/ I won't hesitate 'cause I know that this is fate/ never thought it was just meant to be/ but you made a believer out of me
I saw you standing right there/ that moment I could compare to parting skies and no goodbyes, well/ we took our chances that day/ never thought we'd end up this way/ but I believe there's a reason for you and me
Well it's not enough to know it's real/ I want to show you exactly how I feel/
In my heart/ right from the start/ I never wanted us to be apart/
I can't wait/ I won't hesitate 'cause I know that this is fate/ never thought it was just meant to be/ but you made a believer out of me
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Thirty
04:55
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Stop saying you're going to die at thirty/ There's no way I'm letting you go without me/ I know your face too well/ I know that it would haunt me/ Stop saying you're going to die at thirty
I told you I was forever yours
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Nectar
06:34
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I cut my finger on a blade of grass/ and washed it off with your sweet tea backwash/ and ran my tongue over the red/ it tasted sweet/ thought you were gonna take me right there/ in front of the wild flowers and the deer/ because your face was flush and you kept playing with your hair/ like it was something about me or the sticky air/ but in that sunlight we were red and going nowhere
Got me heated/ it was June/ and I was fainting, honey/ fainting over you
You looked away, I didn't break the stare/ so go on, say what you've been thinking over there/ so I got up and grabbed your hand/ babe, if you follow me, we could go anywhere/ you say you've never been to the ocean/ but that water'd just get hotter, you should stay here/ there was something about you or the sticky air/ but in that sunlight we were red and going nowhere
Got me heated/ it was June/ and I was fainting, honey/ fainting over you
I hope you're ready to catch me/ 'cause I'll fall hard if you'd let me/ I'm feeling dizzy, don't know what to do/ I've got heat stroke over you
Got me heated/ it was June/ and I was fainting, honey/ fainting over you
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