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Manic Pixie Dream Girl
02:10
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They know me at every coffee shop,
and I've got a past that's just dark enough
for late night rooftop conversations;
I know at least three constellations.
I'm exactly what you're looking for
'cause I'm manic pixie dream girl.
(Chorus)
I'm manic pixie dream girl
here to change your world
you'll fall in love with me
it's a 90% guarantee
I've got some quirky habits
but nothing too quirky
and I'm always around
but only when you want me
I have opinions on foreign movies
and I am opposed to animal cruelty
I'll admire your vinyl collection
and when the time's right I'll have a confession:
no one makes me feel like you do.
I've never ever ever ever ever (etc)
met someone like you...
'cause I'm
(chorus)
I'm one sided but it's my best one
so let's do romance: lights, camera, action.
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2. |
Telephone
02:00
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There's a telephone ringing inside my chest
behind my ribs, between my breasts
I'm an easy target while it singles me out
Until it's silent, I can't rest.
(Chorus)
I'm nervous when the telephone rings
scared that it'll be inside of me
if I'd been one inch closer
this would all be over
I'm still sleep walking when I dream about it
I'm older now, but you don't forget
I remember crying when the door slammed shut
we moved out of the house, but I'm still haunted
(Chorus)
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3. |
The Key
01:19
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Roll over and hold me closer
It's cold in this spot with you gone
I'm still here and it's morning
but I'm not the only one
Using, but not abusing (a few times)
You're made of diminishing returns
but summertime, you'll be gone
you like to believe in the middle
but I taste goodbye on your tongue
Using, but not abusing (a few more times)
that's the key (x2)
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