1. |
You
02:22
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Isn't it beautiful
the way that you live
imagine my hands
against your body
it was like you were next to me
speaking into my ear
tell me words so kind
i didn't feel alone
i could see the walls crashing in
you were right there in my mind
i stick to the bad choice
cause its full of you
and you
and you
(I sleep in your arms to feel safe)
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Little Fox
03:04
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I was there when the leaves fell down
atop your head and on your nose
I brushed you off and you disappeared
but now you're here, i know
oh my, how you've grown
oh my, how you've grown
little fox let me follow you through the forest to your home
I brought care for you
through the forest
to your home
littte fox please don't run away
i caught up to you
through the forest to your home
through the forest to your home
oh my, how you've grown
oh, how you've grown
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3. |
Lullaby
02:55
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Honey lullaby
sleepy tired little eyes
closed and close to a dream
Honey lullaby
warm and soft and light
lost my way in your sheets
covered and close to me
Honey lullaby
I don't want to say goodnight
(come a little closer could you please)
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The Fox and The Forest Boone, North Carolina
Bedroom recording artist in Boone. Influences and inspiration: (Sandy) Alex G, Crywank, Elvis Depressedly, Car Seat Headrest, Salvia Palth
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