| After they cut us short
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| You brought us to Allston to play one
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| Out in the parking lot
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| Me and Jackson split cigarettes shaking
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| Heard you come in and come out
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| So I’m soaking up all of your melodies
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| Walk out with no goodbyes
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| And fade out with slow divides
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| So I hope this is a singalong
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| Hope we get drunk and play this in your living room
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| Hope we got shows to do
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| And I hope you think about me the same way I think about you
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| Hold on
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| Meet me at the top of the stairs when it’s over
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| You won
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| Meet me at the top of the hill when we’re older
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| You’re half in, well
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| This is the part you’ve been waiting for
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| You’re half out, well
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| This is the part you’ve been digging for
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| It’s happening again
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| An emptier bed
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| An emptier nest than you thought you could handle
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| You’re derelict, feel the sick frequencies bounce
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| Around and echo through the hallway
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| But there’s smoke in your lungs
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| His taste on your tongue
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| And shadows of a song that got caught in your memory
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| Wade in it, start again, tie yourself to melodies
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| And drift off with the ghost of your love
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| Hold on
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| Meet me at the top of the stairs when it’s over
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| You won
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| Meet me at the top of the hill when we’re older
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| You’re half in, well
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| This is the part you’ve been waiting for
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| You’re half out, well
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| This is the part you’ve been digging for
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| You’re afraid—that's okay
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| Your head’s in all the right places
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| Celebrate, then separate
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| I can’t take it
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| I was left alone again
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| Our sequence still sequencing
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| If motions imply it’s a comeback
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| I’ll follow the frequency
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| I was left alone again
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| Our sequence still sequencing
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| If motions imply it’s a comeback
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| I’ll follow the frequency |