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lily aldridge
00:50
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sitting on ur couch on the fourth of july
im kinda getting nervous and i dont know why
tell me if you really like me
idk if you really like me
all my friends tell me that im gonna be fine
patience is a virtue and that ur just shy
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kendall jenner
02:34
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she bought me a pizza after dark
i bought her a water cuz thats all i could afford
i sat in the back seat next to u
becuz if i dont i get jealous and u know its true
i guess i dont hate you
you're such a broken record
you relate but you cant help her
lay awake wide awake
my mouth just keeps on moving
i hope she finds it soothing
im awake wide awake
oops i forgot is that not enough
ill forget your first name when it gets too tough
when you dig a hole so deep
you keep on sowing what you reap
youre awake wide awake
theres a time to make a move
just dont collapse the whole darn roof
we're awake wide awake
oops i forgot is that not enough
ill forget her first name when it gets too tough
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