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Mary Ann
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I submit myself to your charms
I place the blame upon the stars
From a certain distance we kiss
We toast to the love we might have
We sail through the time we received
A guiltless illusion of my part
We fake what we force ourselves to feel
You'll forget me when we depart
We are so hopeless
Yet so naïve
We started to swim
After we already drowned
Yeah, I bought a fantasy
Which I forgot to leave
I submit myself to your charms
I place the blame upon you
I see the slow waltz of the days
The moon casts light upon us all
I see you with opaque eyes
And I pretend you're mine
I carry my loneliness in my wallet
you carry yours on your red purse
You left your dreams on your corner
the same place I found mine
We are so hopeless
Yet so naïve
We started to swim
After we already drowned
Yeah, I bought a fantasy
Which I forgot to leave
I submit myself to your charms
I place the blame upon you
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Salitre Records Belo Horizonte, Brazil
Selo belo-horizontino de música alternativa, abordando o melhor da produção lo-fi.
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