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REACH OUT
04:34
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Lightning bug in a smokescreen
Getting high behind dairy queen
I held you up to the candle light
Know I shouldn’t but I just might
Reach out to you
Static charge in the prairie grass
We blew out as the trucks flew past
So much left for me to let go
Getting sucked in the undertow
When I reach out to you
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REAL CONNECTION
02:32
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Dissociated so long
Real connection feels wrong
Didn’t mean to leave the way I did
Didn’t want to leave the way I did
Dissociated so long
Real connection feels wrong
And I know that I’m awkward
But it’s not just that I’m awkward
Dissociated so long
Real connection feels wrong
And I really like talking to you
I really love laughing with you
Dissociated so long
Real connection feels wrong
Like there’s a fear inside my body
That I can’t get away from
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