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Red-Eye
03:32
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when its time when you’re ready
switch the light on lock the door
turn around it’s the same place
where we found ourselves before
It’s a useless conversation in my head that’s always on
did a past life slip right under or is there still something more
It's coming up from under me
I don't need more than what I see
Red-eye flight over cities
glancing down at lights below
Does each one tell a story just as intricate as my own
Or are they hollow, just a vision of a busy urban core
Hope the people there are sleeping
with the ones they love the most
hold em up are they
better than their vicious lies
will they build up something better
than some skyscraping lines
its the ceiling not a vessel
where the spirit dies
bathed in moonlight
I can feel you
coming up from under me
Red-eye flight over cities
glancing down at lights below
(coming up)
Does each one tell a story just as intricate as my own
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Red-Eye (djpk remix)
04:50
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Mockery Cincinnati, Ohio
blue eyed soul strutting stuff
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