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Phonecall 45 by Emm Gryner


I used to be contagious

Like the blue waves on my wall

The 19 years I didn't know you

I still love you for them all

Climbing out of highway crashes

Throwing away your gun

Do you ever think maybe we're similar

Just looking for someone

All summerlong

You made me high when I was down

All summerlong

The city smiled when you were around

Now the summer's gone

I gotta say something feels wrong

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Now the summer's gone

I gotta say something feels wrong

I used to be infectious

Now I feel a continent away

Chasing the ghost that haunts you

Has nothing to do with you today

I've been tangled up for two years straight

I guess the blueprints didn't show

Why must you be so dramatic

You always say you've got to go

You don't know the way I feel about you

Now the summer's gone

I gotta say something feels wrong

Now the summer's gone and I think I'll end my song

'Cause something feels wrong

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