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Paris
04:39
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When we met in Paris
I was someone else
There were self-help books
Falling from my shelves
And on our first night out
Though I don’t really remember what we talked about
I was really embarrassed
That somehow you’d find out
How I felt
You’re the smartest girl i’d ever met
You were brilliant - i couldn’t help but
Fall for you
You’re the smartest girl i’d ever met
You were brilliant - i couldn’t help but
Fall for you
When we met in paris
I was a mess
I couldn’t think straight
Thought i was hopeless
But you bless your heart
Saw right through that
And you talked to me about philosophy
And i couldn’t help but get curious again
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2. |
Aristocrat
04:32
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Where’s my alibi?
not in my dress shirt pocket
I think I
left it at the office
But honey, if i tell you where i’ve been
You’ll never wanna see me again
And I know everybody’s something to hide
But i’ve got more than you could imagine
you see i’m a working man
not your regular blueblood aristocrat
can you take that
can you take that
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3. |
Sylvia
04:42
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Good morning, Sylvia.
What a cloudy day!
This white-washed air’s too sweet for
my tongue
And how are you, Sylvia?
The Sun has fled this prime piece of real estate
And set up shop
Elsewhere
And are we feeling vicious, now?
Kiss me quick, then shut me out
And are you really reeling yet?
Let’s shatter what’s already cracked
Suffering’s a right, you say
And you do it the right way
You swirl the hues of your dark heart
You stain your white-hot canvas skin
But is it a blessing or a curse?
Cause when it shatters and you pierce
Those tainted shards into your heart
It’s so holy, your porcelain art
And are we feeling vicious, now?
Kiss me quick, then shut me out
And are you really reeling yet?
Let’s shatter what’s already cracked
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4. |
It's Alright
02:50
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I don’t wanna seem ungrateful
But i’ve had better days
This is just painful
Let me count the ways
You’ve let me down
I thought
we were in this together
But it’s clear now i was wrong
I thought
Who could know me better but
That’s exactly what you want all along
I shoud’ve been more careful
But instead i let you in
You became so fundamental
I’ve got no one else to blame
I thought
we were in this together
But it’s clear now i was wrong
I thought
Who could know me better but
That’s exactly what you wanted all along
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5. |
Ida
04:09
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ida rubenstein hardly asked for this
She just woke up one morning
With a sense of worthlessness
I’d say i’m similar In that i often get
Too sentimental and
Sabotage my own experiments
‘Everyone’s prettier out of touch’
I don’t even really care that much
What you think of me
They say, ‘Bolero’ mad leaves much to be desired,
i’m uninspired
and hesitant
Redressing, rearranging
Those things mean nothing
If you’ve got nowhere to show
‘Everyone’s prettier out of touch’
I don’t even really care that much
What you think of me
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Miss, Understand Me is the DC-based project of Zarine Kharazian.
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