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Tame
03:03
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pillow whispers in my room
can’t match the sounds you made
it could be the afternoon
but it’s not and you’re not
screaming in my ear
turning me on
like you used to do
tame, tame
what happened to the girl I once knew she’s
tame, tame
what happened to the girl who used to be
crazy and brutal
honest but truthful
cruel and unusual
now she’s unusually
tame
if I tried to touch a nerve
could I bring you back?
angry is the best, i’ve heard
i can see you and me
fighting in the dark
ripping off clothes
like we used to do
if this is what you call growing up
then I hope you grow out of it soon
‘cause the girl who I love
was never so
was never so
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dale Los Angeles, California
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