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Following (Daydream)
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The more I close my eyes the hazier my vision becomes,
The more I wonder about it the less I wanted to run.
It's a coping feeling it takes a coping thought,
It's the price of something I never bought.
Talk to me baby
, Catch up your good nights
You on the bed springs
, Me in the porch lights
The strings we pulled lately, This Collar seems too tight
Show me my daydream
, Was only half of the real thing
I sometimes see you watching me in my sleep
I look for your face in the places you used to follow me
The more I ask about it, the less I wanted to know
The less I wanted to believe, the more it wanted to show
It a ring that hangs on chain and string,
it’s a promise I wasn’t sure we’d keep
People Sometimes hear me talk to you in my sleep,
I hold some missing hand near to where it used to be
Remember me baby, You on the porch swings
My hand on your back, Your breath in my ear’d ring
You said you left me, But it’s just not that easy,
You found some place here,
And it can’t stop smiling
And it won’t stop smiling,
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