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Get Up Kids ~ High As The Moon


i built an altar for you out of polaroids and pins on the wall of my room i don't know what to do waiting for you should be a sin out of south station builds me up it's all i can do high as the moon waiting for you to come back to my room i built an altar for you hope you come around those lead to my house i had a question for you telling the truth throws at the sound outside a station builds me up it's all i can do high as the moon waiting for you to come back to my room all i can say is show me some strength come over please your enemies won't get to you waiting to speak days into weeks come over please no enemies outside a station builds me up it's all i can do high as the moon waiting for you to come back to me please come over soon no enemies come over see i'm begging you more free lyrics

i built an altar for you
out of polaroids and pins
on the wall of my room
i don't know what to do
waiting for you
should be a sin
out of south station
builds me up
it's all i can do
high as the moon
waiting for you
to come back to my room
i built an altar for you
hope you come around
those lead to my house
i had a question for you
telling the truth
throws at the sound
outside a station
builds me up
it's all i can do
high as the moon
waiting for you
to come back to my room
all i can say
is show me some strength
come over please
your enemies
won't get to you
waiting to speak
days into weeks
come over please
no enemies
outside a station
builds me up
it's all i can do
high as the moon
waiting for you
to come back to me please
come over soon
no enemies
come over see
i'm begging you

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