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Behold!
An apparition has entered my heavenly home.
It sports a 90s faux hawk and I’m unsure of its motives. What is the desire to follow me around?
Will you haunt me? Love me? Puppeteer me?
Staging indecent, lewd and lascivious events
Reappearing
As many time as I want
Whatever happened I really can’t recall
I hold in my memory
Something sincere
Will you haunt me? Love me? Puppeteer me?
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Pictures of Susie Lou
03:28
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Its morning in my little world
The air always stays the same
Take out my favourite cup
just peachy thoughts in my mind
More than friends
less than lovers
A heavy breath
Gives me a shadow
Every time I see you
I take a couple photos of you
I have a special album
With a sewn heart on its cover
To save them to
Every time im passing by your house
I stop to check what ur up to
Susie lou
Sorry if you have something going in your life
Some things I suppose just have to be
Doubting yourself is not a thing I desire
But a lot of sweet could not be without sour
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Moonlight Rites
02:18
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I could have seen you
I could have told you everything I’d like for you to be
Instead of this
I could have seen you
I could have begged you
To be what I’d like for you to be
But not this nonsense
And every time I smile I look around
Because I want it better
Because I want it better
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Forever on Standby
03:17
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Nessie Next Door Zürich, Switzerland
One man project with sweet and silly love songs
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