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Our Flowers
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You know, I want to plant something new
To remind you of what we built
The soil is never dry
As it waits for the night we die
Brush away the petals
Stop and smell the flowers
Let the vines have me for those hours
As we toss and turn
Our bodies burn
Although it hurts
Although it burns
The flowers are starting to bloom
Don't stop any soon
I see your dappled light as you see mine
These flowers won't grow without any light
And when it blooms outside the bedroom
We will come inside and watch the sun rise
Dawn peeks through the morning light
Come on, come on
The plants look too dry
Without water, we'll all die
You know, I want to plant something new
To remind you of what we built
The soil is never dry
As it waits for the night we die
You know, I want to plant something new
To remind you of what we built
The soil is never dry
As it waits for the night we die
Brush away the petals
Stop and smell the flowers
Let the vines have me for those hours
As we toss and turn
Our bodies burn
Come on, come on
The plants look too dry
Without water, we'll all die
Come on, come on
Let's go back inside
The sun shines too bright
You know, I want to plant something new
To remind you of what we built
The soil is never dry
As it waits for the night we die
The sun goes down in another heatwave
How did the flowers grow today?
The sun rises in another heatwave
How did the flowers grow today?
Could we make it bloom?
You know, I want to plant something new
To remind you of what we built
The soil is never dry
As it waits for the night we die
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