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KMWIS
02:28
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Bass inside my chest
Soaked in sweat
Champagne eyes
Come light my flame
Let’s slide away
From the fray
As the night turns velvet
Tigers in the garden,
Armies at the gate
Chandeliers are cracking
What’s your name?
Paradise is inches from my hand
Pucker up and kill me where I stand
Drip into me
Like mercury
The night grows darker
The baseline burns
Serpentine hips
Part your lips
Sing the body electric
Daggers in the neon
Venom in the wine
Meet me on the balcony
Let’s take a dive
Paradise is inches from my hand
Pucker up and kill me where I stand
Don’t leave me all alone
All alone
All alone tonight
Paradise is slipping from my hand
Pucker up and kill me where I stand
Eyes on you and me tonight
Arch your back and hold on tight
Nothing’s there to catch us when we land
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Antiheroes
04:24
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Find me in the dancehall, sugar on my lips
Seeking paradise in a pair of hips
Wired like a landmine, empty as a stone
Too damn handsome to be alone
In the hot night, moonlight tear me apart
Wind is kissing my hair, I’m losing my heart
To the drum break, hip shake take me away
To Panama or Marseilles
I’m a zero with some time to kill
Be my accomplice
And we could be antiheroes
I want you to want it
We could write tragedies
Across our stars
We could be antiheroes
We could go far
Find me in the dancehall, poison in my cup
Who’s behind the curtain listening to us?
Let’s swim to an island get buried in the sand
And come back with diamonds we cut with our hands
In the glass room, bathroom, don’t pull the punch
You’re all that I came for, all that I want
A last dance romance under the gun
It’s only just for fun
I’m a zero with some time to kill
Be my accomplice
And we could be antiheroes
I want you to want it
We could write tragedies
Across our stars
We could be antiheroes
We could far
And tonight we can swim
Through the jungles of our minds
Take only what you need
Meet me on the other side
I’m a zero with some time to kill
Be my accomplice
And we could be antiheroes
I want you to want it
We could write tragedies
Across our stars
We could be antiheroes
We could go far
We could be antiheroes
Whoever we are
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The Curtain
03:25
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It’s a disaster, it’s been another year
How many nights did I stumble home?
I thought I knew better, I thought I had more time
But I spent it all at the bottom of nowhere
Is this how it ends?
Is this how it all comes crashing down?
Has the curtain begun falling?
I didn’t know the show had started
The parties were bright, and the music hollow
Empty as the bottles, empty as my touch
Almost young, friends float by
Soon enough they’ll be middle aged
Is this how it ends?
Is this how it all comes crashing down?
Has the curtain begun falling?
I didn’t know the show had started
How did it come to this?
How did it come to this?
How did it come to this?
The crowd left, spotlights fade
Nothing’s worse than too late
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