Moose Blood - Girl
from Split by Departures/ Moose Blood
lyrics
i said my hands are heavy and my breathing’s getting loud, you are the best thing darling, this side of town, let’s take
a walk outside, let me borrow your lighter and share a cigarette, i’ve had far too much wine, let’s make tonight a night
we won’t forget, i wanna be your noah, i’m gonna be i just know it, i know you’re freezing girl, i know you feel
homesick but i’ll kiss your body just to make you get over it, this place is closing, we drunk the pumps dry, stay with
me tonight, stay with me tonight
a walk outside, let me borrow your lighter and share a cigarette, i’ve had far too much wine, let’s make tonight a night
we won’t forget, i wanna be your noah, i’m gonna be i just know it, i know you’re freezing girl, i know you feel
homesick but i’ll kiss your body just to make you get over it, this place is closing, we drunk the pumps dry, stay with
me tonight, stay with me tonight
credits
from Split,
released November 12, 2013
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