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introduction
01:30
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hide your prize
04:16
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sit and wait for them to slip
and wait for them to see
and wait for them to sit
sit and wait for them to come with their guns pulled out
the look you give the ground says you need it
heels clicking on the stone makes them want to throw, a couple other words till you feel it
its so hard to see for some
this is a street and not a centerfold
the others got some grudge to hold
watch them cross their arms as it unfolds
theyâll say
you need to keep your skin a better secret, youâll make the kids go blind
and if you donât know how to make your feet move, you better hide your prize
even with the changing of the seasons,
we close our case so tight
cause those clothes are never gonna lead you, to sleeping safe at night
either 120 thread count or evening gown
cover me in fabrics let me drown
but no amount riches will save me now
when soft pale skin hits the jagged ground
its so hard to see for some
this is a street and not a centerfold
the others got some grudge to hold
watch them cross their arms as it unfolds
theyâll say
you need to keep your skin a better secret, youâll make the kids go blind
and if you donât know how to make your feet move, you better hide your prize
even with the changing of the seasons,
we close our case so tight
cause those clothes are never gonna lead you, to sleeping safe at night
you need to keep your skin a better secret, youâll make the kids go blind
and if you donât know how to make your feet move, you better hide your prize
even with the changing of the seasons,
we close our case so tight
cause those clothes are never gonna lead you, to sleeping safe at night
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calrie Los Angeles, California
chronically ill queer musician in LA! đłď¸âđ
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