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Milkshakes
02:47
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Milkshakes on the ceiling;
You turn me on
And they will find you breathing now.
Fries laid out on the table;
You turn me on
And they will find you breathing now
Don't cross me now,
Not now, not ever
I won't see you go
Milkshakes on the ceiling.
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Between
02:02
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Wake Up, We're Sinking
02:48
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Pushed to the side
You're hoping,
We're lost at sea
But I really don't mind
Caught in the wave, I'm drowning.
Turn to the tide
You're holding
We're lost at sea
But I really don't mind
Caught in the wave, I'm drowning.
Wake up,
We're sinking.
Wake up,
We're sinking.
Tried so many times,
To lay low
You see right through me and I can't help but fight.
Break down those walls and try it.
Wake up,
We're sinking.
Wake up,
We're sinking.
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Darsh Kadam Bengaluru, India
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