Different
from Penelope, Sebastian by Winter dies in June
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And harbor my spineless desires
Lock me in, sing it for me
“Heaven-faced, you call out my name,
Through the silhouettes, the glances, the crowd”
Sebastian, my name and my mouth,
Coming in
Please tear my heart out ‘cause I don’t want to feel
We’re kind of tipsy while microphone squeaks
And your whispers said “we are just like animals”
“You got your mother’s eyes, don’t you notice?”
“Heaven-faced, you call out my name”
And the silhouettes were circling around
Sebastian, your name in my mouth,
Come closer…
“This time is different, I mean you really like me”
We crossed the distance while the crowd disappeared
Please take my hand “We are not like animals”
I made your sister cry, twice.
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