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Call Me Out
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We could do this all week
and pretend that nothing's wrong
Come with me to the place I love
So we can both get along
I could hold your hand and we can talk just we used to
Look around and see how beautiful this place is in the dark cause I don't really mind the cold just as long as your here and you're cold with me
I wish I had the guts to talk to you again
But I don't want to make a fool of myself
you can hang with your friends
And make fun of me right behind my back
It's alright it's ok it's ok cause I don't really mind
I just want you in my life you see
is that all too much to ask?
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