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Willimantic Skies

from Dog Years by Milkshakes

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lyrics

If this night would just end
I called your name from a hospital bed
Year out of sight, I left you dying
But I'm trying
And I could only wish you well
Althought it might be hard to tell
I'm sorry for those times I let you down

So don't, talk down to me

Tie me up 'cause I don't want to be alone
I'm so tired of saying the right things, and trembling at the phone
I hate to say, almost more than anything
I was happy for a second with you

I threw up on my lawn, it hasn't been that long
Since you passed out in my dorm, drinking god knows what on the floor
And I, I can't step around
These Willimantic skies broke down, but they're all that I want
Right now

I'll build my disguise 'till I can't breathe
I built my disguise now I can't breathe

But I guess that's not to be confused
With the feeling that I'm about to lose

Goodbye for now, goodbye forever, or whenever
(Don't go)

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from Dog Years, released August 15, 2015

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