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Wanderlust
03:02
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Wanderlust
I spent the evening simply staring out the window
Tired of dreaming that one day I’ll go out there alone
Get on a boat and head back to the mainland
Hop on a plane and fly back to where I came from
I know you’re not the kind to fall in love
You couldn’t understand the culture of
One day you know, you might change your mind
I get the feeling there’s a devil in the details
A wanderlust and a selection of nude males
I teleport in my mind, I’m at the beach, wow
A tennis court and I’m never gonna leave now
I know you’re not the kind to fall in love
You couldn’t understand the culture of
One day you know, you might change your mind
You never know, I might fall in love
Assimilate into the culture of
Get out of debt and marry a good friend
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I'm Not Your Enemy
02:22
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I’m Not Your Enemy
Say what you need to say, whisper it softly
Traded your man away for a martini
And at the end of the night you’ll never get him back
Ever the optimist, how has he trained you?
Does he protect you from his bouts of weakness?
And at the end of the night does he still have your back?
You’re too on top of the other one half of the time
I’m not your enemy but still you hate that
I did some things for me and don’t regret that
And at the end of the night I still sleep all alone
You’re too on top of the other one half of the time
We’re too on top of the other one half of the time
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