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Together
03:33
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True Love
05:21
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Helmet Off
02:43
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Living Room
02:29
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Goodbye
03:27
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I'm done with romances
I've taken all my second chances
I've looked in the mirror
Watched existential dread draw nearer
Oh I thought I loved you
Then I started asking why
I guess this is goodbye
In daydreaming notions
I picture you in daily motions
Answering emails
And stressing over minor details
Or sometimes you're laughing
And look up at the sky
I guess this is goodbye
There's no use in asking why, my love
I don't love you, though I tried, my love
Didn't mean to make you cry, my love
If I'm going, it's goodbye, my love
Goodbye
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