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Motion Sickness
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Go Kiss Your Girl
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Tunnel Vision
03:03
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True love, did it happen to be real love?
or just something to get through the night?
We don’t believe in paradise
Tunnel vision, I only see you
If I knew why, it’d be the last thing that I’d do
We don’t believe in paradise
Goodbye was the biggest lie
We run in circles, you saw me cry
And said I looked like starlight
Tunnel vision, I only see you
If I knew why, it’d be the last thing that I’d do
We don’t believe in paradise
Real love, real love…
Tunnel vision, I only see you
If I knew why, it’d be the last thing that I’d do
it’d be the last thing that I’d do
Tunnel vision, I only see you
Tunnel vision, I only see you…
Tunnel vision, I only see tunnel vision …
Tunnel, tunnel vision, I only see you.
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Sweet Talk
02:38
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Sweet talk to me
Tell me what I haven’t heard
Sweet talk to me
Tell me what I want to hear
It feels good to let you in, give into whatever you want
But hurts when it sinks in, you’re not what I thought
Sweet talk to me
Tell me anything, I’ll believe it
Sweet talk to me, I’m lonely
Sweet talk to me
Tell me what I haven’t heard
Sweet talk to me
I miss your words
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You Meant Nothing, Too
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Blue
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Alone
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You're A Good Reason
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9. |
To You
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Clumsy
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