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I'd Rather Stay

from NEGATIVE RESULTS by Trees Will Tell

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I’ve been sleepless watching sparkling lives

City smoke under drunk red eyes

The streets are loud you could hear the sound If empty dreams in fast car lines



Dear, ghost... don’t blink away

I could jump, but I’d rather stay

Dear, ghost, don’t stay up late

I’m scared, but I’d rather stay



I’ve been hiding underneath your clothes...

With funny memories of what went wrong.

Careless rumors in the corridors

Hopeless losers in a world gone wrong



Dear, ghost... don’t blink away

I could jump, but I’d rather stay

Dear, ghost, don’t stay up late

I could jump, but I’d rather stay

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from NEGATIVE RESULTS, released May 11, 2020

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