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lisbon
02:45
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I don’t want to want you
Yet I don't want to walk away
But I don't have know how to have you
Without hoping your mind will change
Honestly I don’t understand
How you can say that
You're not in love but you love me
Say you feel nothing back
I should move on
All my friends tell me that
Still some nights I break down and
I think about you
Singing out loud driving down the coastline
I think about you
Staying up late, planning out our whole lives
I know that you’re gonna say
You're not the one for me
And I’m just confused
But I think about you
When I think about forever
I think about you
I don't want to lose you
You say nothings got to change
But I don't know how to fool you
Into thinking I can feel the same
Honestly I don’t understand
How you can say that
You're not in love but you love me
Say you feel nothing back
I should move on
All my friends tell me that
Still some nights I break down and
I think about you
Running round the city in the Lisbon moonlight
I think about you
Dancing in the kitchen, twirling me all night
I know that you’re gonna say
You're not the one for me
And I’m just confused
But I think about you
When I think about forever
I think about you
I think about you
I think about you
Singing out loud driving down the coastline
I think about you
Staying up late, planning out our whole lives
I know that you’re gonna say
You're not the one for me
And I’m just confused
But I think about you
When I think about forever
I think about you
I think about you
I think about you
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tigerlily New York, New York
tigerlily is a New York City-based artist who makes sultry pop music
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