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Garment District, Manhattan

from Pop² by Cecily Renns

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So the year went by
And nothing has even changed
The world is messed up in a way that's not funny
And I'm still missing you and still lonely

Isn't it getting hot out there?
I wouldn't know
I'm always inside
I don't wanna watch the world burn down
Will you please light up the setting
Cause it's getting cold in here

Please hold me
I don't know if I can keep living like this endlessly
And it's eighty miles above you
You're still out of line
Oh, please don't let me go

um, i walked down the streets of manhattan looking for you
it was late and i felt unsafe
i would have left this as a message but i dont know your number
so im just hoping to see you in the crowd
so i can say

Please hold me
I don't know if I can keep living like this endlessly
And it's eighty miles above you
You're still out of line
Oh, please don't let me go

Letting go is the part that's the hardest
Winter's here and I'm almost done
So I'll play a Beach Boys song and enjoy the show
Just never let me go

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from Pop², released January 1, 2023

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Cecily Renns Seoul, South Korea

Punk rock bunny girl who writes pop songs.

Formerly known as JohnJRenns (johnjrenns.bandcamp.com)

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