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Disagree

from Moon Language by Blue Plutos

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lyrics

I was thinking that I've been cold-hearted
Don't you worry it's just something you started
Did you think to take another look at me?

It's not a problem it's just something I made up
It's really nothing that you should be afraid of
Did you think you had to beg to disagree?

So let's agree to disagree
About the lies you're telling me

When I see you I'm feeling greater
The only time you let me see you is later
Get the feeling that I'm running out of time

The sun is coming even though it's still raining
A warmer feeling that the love you've been feigning
Counting pennies cause my love ain't worth a dime

So let's agree to disagree
(We're talking about it now)
About the lies you're telling me
(You're worried about it now)
It's getting harder to believe
(We're figuring out it now)
So let's agree to disagree

I was thinking that I've been cold-hearted
Don't you worry it's just something you started
Did you think to take another look at me?

It's not a problem it's just something I made up
It's really nothing that you should be afraid of
Did you think you had to beg to disagree?

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from Moon Language, released October 21, 2016

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