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from tantrums by sandcastles.

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lyrics

when a needle enters your skin
when a needle enters your veins
when the influence slips inside
when it backs you into the wall

and i just watched you do it.
and i just popped a pill and watched you.

when i wanted it to work for us
when i wanted it to work

when i let you do it.
when the world spun
and i felt closer to you then.
i felt much closer to you

i let you do it.
you faded with it.

i don't know if i liked it
i don't know if i like you anymore
i think i might have liked it
i think i might have loved you.

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from tantrums, released July 16, 2013

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sandcastles. Columbia, South Carolina

soda city sadcore

bummer pop

god's cutest idiot

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