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little frogs
02:19
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how do i say i'm trying
without getting frustrated and crying?
the little frogs they fight with me
cause they know that i love you
i do
please let me be
i've climbed evergreens for you
and i've caught little frogs for you
joined movements, created wind for you
i've read my textbooks
but nothing in them explains
why you spin me around
and then swallow my whole brain
please let me be
please let me be
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graveyard flowerpot
02:19
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little flowers
can you see them grow?
little flowers
they're in your mind and soul
how do i
get over you?
why don't we
try to see this through?
why do you do this to me?
why do you do this to me?
do you remember when we ran through the graveyard that night?
remember how you tripped over that flowerpot?
you later said i was the flower and you were the dirt
spilling out
when you come back into my life
someday i will show you all you've missed
maybe you will wanna stay this time
maybe you will wanna stay for good
i can give you a kiss and we'll sit in the soot
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mt. edith cavell New York, New York
sometimes i make music so here it is
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