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Parallel Play
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When we’re alone
I feel at home
Parallel play with me
Our love it can last
Through good times and the bad
And all it takes to clear those webs away is be near at play
You ask what to do
I say “idk up 2 u”
And we both laugh for all the time that’s passed but still we’ve found peace at last
When we’re alone, cozy at home I feel less nervous
And I can see all we can be I have a purpose
All I want to do is be in the same room with you
No matter what we do I want to parallel play with you
Forever feeling young
Spend every day having fun
And all the things we’re missing out today
I didn’t want to go any way
So cozy me and you
Our friends would understand it, too
But either way we’ll make it through the day
Spend some time with me: parallel play
When we’re alone, cozy at home I feel less nervous
And I can see all we can be I have a purpose
All I want to do is be in the same room with you
No matter what we do I want to parallel play with you
And all the time I have these feelings welling up inside
That make me want to go away and find someplace to hide
But if we have each other there’s no reason to demise
So let’s just have a good time.
When we’re alone, cozy at home
I feel less nervous
And I can see all we can be
I have a purpose
All I want to do is be in the same room with you
No matter what we do I want to parallel play with you
When we’re alone
I feel at home
Parallel play with me
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