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Chocolate Cake
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You and I got off on the wrong foot
The truth is when it comes to dance
Both of mine feel so wrong, I suck
But you, you're a natural, you know all the moves
Chocolate Cake...
If you eat mine, I eat yours (x2)
Chocolate Cake...
If you eat mine, I eat yours (x2)
If you feel mine, I feel yours (x2)
I didnS't know that fish could look cute
Maybe it's something that you do
And then I trashed talk your cake
But you weren't mad, you wanted to see me again
Chocolate Cake...
If you eat mine, I eat yours (x9)
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Mad World
03:31
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I loved you so... since you weren't born
I love you so... it must be wrong
Something was said... so beautiful
I love you so... so why can't I tell
It seems some things aren't meant to be
Lying here in the dark I can't breathe
I loved you so... before I even knew your name
You lived in me... but now I can feel you no more
Something was said... stole all of my joy away
I love you so... and now I must let you go
It seems in the end all our lives just fit in a box
Lying here in the ground I can't breathe
So please just breathe
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Staircase Wisp Paris, France
Sad, self-amused heavy-pop-rock-grunge-indie folk songs from Paris, France
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