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Caught Up
04:24
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I don't remember
The way back to your new place in the dark
The scenery is changing, I'm moving too fast
Pull over off the road
The stereo is loud but outside is mute
The cold air waters my eyes I think of you
I walk the streets
And think aimless things
I know I might get caught up but I wanted to say that you mean something
Things might not always be the same but you make me like the way I'm becoming
We'll go out for a drive
The story bridge is nice when the sun's going down
You like the way the lights shine on the ground
I'll take you out some time
Right now all I can afford is this ten dollar wine
I hope you know you make me feel sublime
I walk the streets
And think aimless things
I know I might get caught up but I wanted to say that you mean something
Things might not always be the same but you make me like the way I'm becoming
We'll drive down to the supermarket
In the car I can't park it
Get back home turn on the TV
See we're now locked up you're here with
I know I might get caught up but I wanted to say that you mean something
Things might not always be the same but you make me like the way I'm becoming
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Sweater Curse Brisbane, Australia
Mon, Chris & Rei having a good time
Band contact:
sweater.curse.music@gmail.com
General Manager contact: dominic@bluebeardmusic.com.au
Booking contact: casey@selectmusic.com.au
rgasst@selectmusic.com.au
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