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Stardust In The Pocket

from Real Monsters by Terribly Happy

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The sun met your purple baseball cap at 6 a.m. on the rooftop
Where we'd write out every promise and plan
Away from your dorm room prison cell
Forget me when the dust of what-could-have-been
Settles to the ground, but it'll never so you'll never walk alone
It was no one's fault

I won't let them paint whatever they want
Acrylic realities from plastic words
It's not brave, I wanna be brave enough to be wrong
So help me flake, I wanna flake on what I should have said
Should've said it out loud
'Would you save me? 'Cause I just can't save myself
I can't save myself'

Well, I know I'm so forgettable when I remember you so well
You've got the best of me in your pocket and so I tell myself
I say, 'With every friend spread across the nation
Drop a pinpoint down, we make a constellation
With every friend spread across the nation
Drop a pinpoint down, we make a constellation'

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from Real Monsters, released July 17, 2019

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pretty midwest pop punk i think.

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