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Hang On Me [St. Vincent]
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I know you're probably sleeping
I got this thing I keep thinking
Yeah, I admit I've been drinking
The void is back and I'm blinking
Cannot stop the aeroplane from crashing
And we circle down from the sky
Yeah, so hang on me
Hang on me, hang on me
'Cause you and me
We're not meant for this world
You and me
We're not meant for this world
I know you hate my hysterics
I promise this time it's different
I won't cry wolf in the kitchen
Just please, oh, please don't hang up yet
Cannot stop the taxi cab from crashing
And only lovers will survive
Yeah, so hang on me
Hang on me, hang on me
'Cause you and me
We're not meant for this world
You and me
We're not meant for this world
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You could outlive your executioners
You could outlive your executioners
But you're on TV, you're expendable
But you're on TV, you're expendable
Sleep at night
If you can stay alive
Stay alive
If you can sleep at night
City breaks
If you can stay awake
Let her dance
All night long
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This much delight
Fills columns to new heights
All these things about me you never can tell
Colors run prime
Paint a picture so bright
All these things about me you never can tell
You make me sleep so badly, invisible friend
Turn the dial on my words
I can feel them fall short
Turn the dial, chime alarm, chime alarm
Watch these hands move apart
Turn the dial on my words
I can see you staying here
Fierce steps shadow
Life's will gone shallow
All these things about me you never can tell
You make me sleep so badly, invisible friend
You make me sleep so badly, invisible friend
Turn the dial on my words
I can feel them fall short
Turn the dial, chime alarm, chime alarm
Watch these hands move apart
Turn the dial on my words
I can see you staying here
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