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Co-produced by David Hertz

lyrics

SILENT
Sugar honey pie
Why why why have you been so silent?

Please call me again
Please be my friend again
I am missing you

Coz I dont see you round here no more
I been waiting for you to come knock on my door
But I guess the ball’s in your court now

And if it finally should turn out you’re never gonna show
Thats fine just have the decency to let me know
It’s no problem I’ll get through it somehow

You were a special friend with benefits
Maybe naive to think anyone could have
A friendship - like this
But how the hell were we supposed to never go to bed
When invitations were shining through half the words we said back then?

I wrapped you around me too tightly
From the word go
You spoke that word you said it all

I hate this oneway street
I hate it when we don’t speak
I hate tearing up these unsent letters
I need you to help me get better

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from Songs I made when I was supposed to be working on my album, released October 27, 2012

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Kat Boelskov Copenhagen, Denmark

Self-centeredness personified with empathy galore-
Lazy-ass procrastinator with strong work ethics-
Maneater extraordinaire with sapphic tendencies-
Megalomaniac with miniscule self-esteem-
Rock’n’roller with slippers and herbal tea-
Complete amateur with ironcast belief in own ability to create amazing music. ... more

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