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Waves
03:02
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Bright lights
It's pretty damn early
On daytime
I fall endlessly
It’s crazy
The things that we once shared
Are gone now
Into memories
It’s nighttime
I'm pulling off stage now and
I can’t see
I’m falling asleep
Is it just me?
I need to put an end to
This fallacy
That you’re calling a dream
I don’t want to waste your time, no
I never really wanted that
I do want to take the time
To unwind
The love I have for you though
I've always cherished that
I don’t want to waste your time, no
Never again
Daydream
It’s so pretty in here
I can sleep
'Cause she’s there for me
I see clearly
I’m not one for showing
The craze in these
Silly beliefs
I do want to waive goodbye, now
With this cheesy melody
I didn't want to leave
In a hurry
I don’t want to take more time, no
I've always hated that
This is a sorry ending
To a good time
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Badminton Québec
Solo project from QC, Canada xxx
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