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Aurora
04:31
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Verse 1:
I remember when I first met Aurora
With her cigarettes and denim jeans
Yeah she must have thought that we were losers
With our dark humour and teenage dreams
Yeah she drove him kind of crazy
How did things get so damn hazy
Verse 2:
I’ll admit, I found her place kind of mixed up
But I guess I’m just an OCD
Yet she let us in at four in the morning
When we were drunk and needing sleep
But she always seemed to stress out
Didn't know what it was about
Pre-Chorus:
Now she’s moving off to London
And she’s blocked you on your cellphone
Now you’re feeling kind of let down
I’m just hoping you can move on
Chorus:
‘Cause I don’t mind, our deep talks
So tell all your friends, you don’t care anymore
You got us not her and I don’t wanna see you hurt
‘Cause I know you’re gonna miss her
Bridge:
You don’t need a brick wall to fix all your holes
You can leave her behind just let it fall down
Can’t you see, what I mean, though your miles away
You don’t need, misery, I can hear you say
“I don’t need your sympathy”
Final Chorus:
‘Cause I don’t mind, our deep talks (x2)
And I, don’t mind, a simple conversation
But you know it’s alright
In the end it’s alright
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