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Touch You
03:06
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Tell me if you’re okay
I know these days are maybe
Too slow when you’re getting old
On the sofa with your coffee getting cold
Wished there’s someone else to hold
Instead of your remote
Oh, how long ‘til I can touch you?
Oh, how long ‘til I can touch you?
Ooh… Ooh… Ooh…
Someday we’ll be fine
And your hopes will suffice
‘Cause there will be enough time
For our memories
Embrace me when you see
The sky is brighter now it seems
Oh, how long ‘til I can touch you?
Oh, how long ‘til I can touch you?
Ooh… Ooh… Ooh…
Life feels like a mess
I know this might be a test
If we can get past this
Forward it fast
Oh, how long ‘til I can touch you?
Oh, how long ‘til I can touch you?
Ooh… Ooh… Ooh…
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2. |
Toast
03:20
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Toast
Tell me about your memories,
Your teenage dreams
and all in between
Would it fit the world you seek?
The world would seem
so lost in its tricks
I’d buy you a drink,
but would you notice
The million things wrong within me?
They tell me you’re messed up as well,
So let’s bake a toast and pity ourselves
So tell me, tell me if you wanna get high
When we’re eighty, still feels like we’re twenty-five
Oh, my love I’ve been waiting for you
All my life I have hidden my truth
Why did time make it hard for us two?
When all we did was choose
So tell me, tell me if you wanna get high
When we’re eighty, still feels like we’re twenty-five
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3. |
Twizzlers
02:31
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4. |
Orange Plastic
03:02
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5. |
I'm So Tired
02:59
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VVARD Rotterdam, Netherlands
VVARD (also known as Verena Ward) is a Dutch/Indonesian indie rock singer, songwriter and producer.
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