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Remember that Halloween
When you yelled at me
for driving too fast for your halloween mask

remember that sugar high
baby that sugar low
I danced while you screamed those words
into that telephone

when it’s this late at night and you’re feeling so high it’s smart to give up and go home
but instead I tried dying and I tried it two times but I only broke my collar bone


I don’t care for goodbyes whenever it’s time I’d rather just ghost and go home

Home? How can you say that I can’t believe you still don’t know
I can’t be sure that you love me if no one’s here to tell me so
Oh girl I know how you feel I’m so tired of living alone
Alone no matter how far there’s still farther and farther to go

Remember that sunny day
under that sleepy loft
you know what happened next
who cares how much it cost

the way that I saw you then
I can still see you now
if only you knew the way
you would remember how

when it’s this late at night and you’re feeling so high it’s smart to give up and go home
but instead I tried dying and I tried it two times but I only broke my collar bone

Remember that sugar high baby that sugar low
I danced while you screamed those words into that telephone

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from YOU CAN IF YOU WANT TO, released October 31, 2016

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1. Girl group for the living and the dead. 2. Characterized by layered imagery, and internal rhyme. 3. Your soundtrack to evade capture by the police.

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