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Unlearn
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I got so
Awful lonely
Down here on earth
And you turn me
And you twist me
Come of age rebirth
Pinky swear, forget me not
The growing games I left to rot
I can’t convince myself, I can’t convince myself
And my future’s looking pretty bleak
How can I unlearn what the past has proven to me
Do you trust me
You can tell me
I’m a cross to bear
It’s science
My reliance
Drains towns of air
Bridges tall and rivers wide
Don’t even have to say goodbye
You will convince yourself, you will convince yourself
And my future’s looking pretty bleak
How can I unlearn what the past has proven to me
And one day you’ll figure you should leave
How can I unlearn what is so ingrained in me
I don’t see a version where
I’m laughing and there’s people there
Midnight and I will cut my hair
The girl no one could ever bare
And my future’s looking pretty bleak
How can I unlearn what the past has proven to me
And one day you’ll figure you should leave
How can I unlearn what is so ingrained in me
And my future’s looking pretty bleak
How can I unlearn what the past has proven to me
And one day you’ll figure you should leave
How can I unlearn what is so ingrained in me
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femmebug Swansea, UK
From the land of song itself, Femmebug is stepping into the spotlight with her bedroom recorded songs, the only thing
brighter than her hair is her DIY pop goodness.
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