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Deep End
03:13
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If only I could slow things down and breathe in
But it’s hard to even know what I am needing
Still, I wake up feeling like I need a reason
Won’t go on like this I can’t jump off the deep end
Cause I’m losing myself again
I’m not even I’m swimming almost sinking
And maybe I don’t need to know the reason
Just why my head it goes and changes with the seasons
But still I wake up feeling like I need a reason
Won’t go on like this
I can’t jump off the deep end
Cause I’m losing myself again
I’m not even I’m swimming almost sinking
Forgot that you were talking cause I only heard the breathing
But I slowly learned to make it stop
Was looking for an exit but the feeling slowly crept in, got used to it
But at least I was holding on
I’m not even I’m swimming almost sinking
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Legal In England
03:00
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When you’re in it you think that it’s different
From anything you’ve had before
But when you’re drinking, not thinking and really never listening
It’s not weird that things got worse
So wake up when it’s over I know you’re not sober anymore
Eighteen in your kitchen you’re legal in England but I’m not
You’d play strings and I would dance around with nothing but my makeup on
I make it sound so poetic but that really never happened
It’s just something I dreamt up
So wake me up when it’s over we’re both not sober anymore
Nineteen we’re not talking I’m finally in Scotland and you’re not
Feeling like a piece of space trying so hard not to fade away
Weightlessness is never around cause you’re just a force holding me down
Holding me
Holding me
Holding me down
Holding me down
Holding me down
So wake me up when it’s over we’re both not sober anymore
Eighteen in your kitchen you’re legal in England but I’m not
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Lila Dupont New York, New York
At just 18-years-old, singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Lila Dupont is the kind of musical visionary capable of building entire worlds from the most nuanced expression. Made with Grammy Award-winning producer/writer Scott Jacoby, Lila’s debut reveals a self-possessed artist on the cusp of an extraordinary career, bringing her voice and imagination to songs with a spellbinding power. ... more
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