Burn Your Flags and Come to Heaven

from Nineteen Forever by The Midwestern Bass Machine

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lyrics

feels so good to be home,
but it feels so bad to be here.
it makes me want to shed tears,
collapse within my own fears.

i get some time to breathe,
but will i? it depends.
sometimes i overextend
but tonight i'll see my friends...

saw her with her stomach out
and i felt like frank ocean.
i was left with so much emotion,
yet devoid of all devotion.

and so i say goodbye
because i have no better way.
i'll save it for today,
so then you'll hear it in some way...

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from Nineteen Forever, released September 23, 2016

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