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wool
04:20
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had my head tied her to your eyes
have my drapes served me alright?
it’s alien lanes - my self control
i’m losing skin battling witches in doom, oh gloom
i sit on pavements cooing love cooling
embracing you in the best hour
we used to play the voice memos but now i’m aching for another call
world would you shut your mouth
i came to visit when it’s just cold up there
the sky’s painted blue
i sit and stare i sit and stare
the dream meets the ghost
the clouds are blotched and so am i
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siamese
01:55
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in a dream we are so elated
compressing thoughts into words
in a dream we are, i’m forever
i don’t mind if you’d come into my arms
i don’t know if you don’t know
i’m bliss in ignorance
i don’t like that i dislike this i think i’m forever in circles
in circles
in circles
in circles
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l/L/1
01:28
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Elephant Stampede Singapore
i barely know what i'm doing either
hello my name is Wahidah and this is kinda my side project kinda deal
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