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I wish you'd stop me from dreaming
I wish you'd make me feel pain
I wish you'd give up the reasons
Before they rattle your brain
'cause I know you wanted better for yourself
Wanted better
Wanted better
I like the way you move your hips
Gettin' dizzy round and round
You solar eclipse
I keep my eyes upon the ground
I like it when you talk big
About the whole thing's rigged
I wish you'd stop me from dreaming
I wish you'd make me feel pain
I wish you'd give up the reasons
Before they rattle your brain
'cause I know you wanted better for your
know you wanted better for yourself
Wanted better
Wanted better
I've seen you out on the floor at Corky's
Singin' to your heart's content
But your heart leaves in an instant
It's like your body is collecting rent
I wish you'd stop me from dreaming
I wish you'd make me feel pain
I wish you'd give up the reasons
Before they rattle your brain
'cause I know you wanted better for your
know you wanted better for your
know you wanted better for yourself
Wanted better
Wanted better
Wanted bet
Stop, stop
Stop me from dreaming
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I Love the Nighttime
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I love the nighttime
When I can swim in my own madness until the dawn
'Til it's all gone
I love the nighttime
Woowoo woo
I sit in darkness
And just wait for something worse to come along
And I'm not wrong
I love the nighttime
Woowoo woo
The moon is split in two
When I'm thinking over you
How I couldn't be the friend that you needed
Because I loved the nighttime
And I love the nighttime
I keep howling at the moon
Maybe in the morning
When they world is waking up and I'm dreaming on
You'll hear this song
I love the nighttime
Woowoo woo
Woowoo woo
Woowoo woo
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