Can you tell me
Were you a bird in another life?
Because you flew away so quickly
And with so much ease
Flapping your wings as you spread your beak to sing
Another hopeless lonely anthem
You know I'm feeling down again
I couldn't make my move
A frozen place
So what else is new?
I wish I could shed
All your feathers from my head
Cause all they do is keep me stifled
When I only wanna tell you right down.
Tear your clothes off with my teeth
Like some unruly uncaged beast
From your forehead to your feet.
I need to feel the Boston peace
I felt that night with you
Drug like release, the sheets engulfing you
Know that I need you
I want you
I'm dying for you
Here in my heart where my veins are
Combusting for you
All that I've learned I unlearned
And I'm falling for you now.
For you now
And I'm sinking slowly into nothing
Nothing matters
Give me something I can hold onto
Only you
Can save me
Save me
Can save me
Know that I need you
I want you
I'm dying for you
Here in my heart where my veins are
Combusting for you
All that I've learned I unlearned
And I'm falling for you now.
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