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lust or love?
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It was the summer
If I remember correctly (i know)
We were jumping into the lake
Filled with life but I felt so empty
Cuz I for sure knew that you didn’t know what I wanted to say
But what I didn’t say that month found a home inside my brain and still hasn’t left to let me die
And it’s just regret inside me now, I can’t lie
I should’ve just said what I felt, and never called it anything else besides love
It was a cocaine summer with a hazy lover
It’s all just a blur now
But finding peace in these sullen times was never actually too difficult
And if you could go back would you do it just to see me again
If I could go back to that month in that cabin I think I would try to change your mind
And it’s just regret inside me now, I can’t lie
I should’ve just said what I felt, and never called it anything else besides love, love
I just want to do it all again
But it’s the future in the end
And I’m just here wasting my time
Wondering if I’m in your life
Cuz what I didn’t say that month is I just want to be with you
And it’s just regret inside me now, I can’t lie
I should’ve just said what I felt, and never called it anything else besides what it was, and it was love
Love love love
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