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Tied Down
02:41
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don’t come here don’t call me
you left for a reason
don’t come here don’t call me
not even for a change in the seasons
i was walking with you for a while
now i walk alone
so claim your space
i’ll make my way on my own
tied down
begging me for freedom
tied down
i’m not the one putting chains on you
don’t come here don’t call me
it’s like i never even met you
don’t come here don’t call me
don’t give me reason to regret you
i’ve been taking my time
happily sleeping alone
some things are better left unsaid
even better left unknown
i was going with you for a time
now i go it alone
so keep your space
i don’t need you at all
tied down
begging me for freedom
tied down
i’m not the one putting chains on you
but tell me do you still feel
how we would waste all day in that secret way
and sweat and shake and fuck and ache
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