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Honeydrip

from Uptown by Amaya Saint Laurent

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"Honeydrip"
3:36AM

1.
Hey.
All alone,
Winter has me feeling cold,
And you still keep me warm.
Make me feel like I'm at home, baby.
That's just how it goes.
I've been lonely on the throne,
Tilt the crown and then prove myself.
Surely these emotions leave me open.
Crumble and fall so just don't,
Just don't.
Make me jealous.
I can't help it.
I want no one else,
And to no avail,
I don't know how I feel.

Hook:
On my own, these
Feelings run through and control me.
All my pride aside, I want more.
Please.
Make room for something for real,
And still, I'll be on my own.

2.
I paint myself the villain, black and gold.
Realer things I hide, the rest for show.
Here I am with claims of no emotion,
Knowing that you keep on coming closer.
That's just how it goes.
(That's just how it goes)
Take a flight and float over the ocean,
To your bed and wake up every morning,
Hoping I don't have to go.
Water till we grow, blossoming into...
(I want more of something so real, it's too late now.)
But that's just how it goes,
Water till we overflow,
Drowning you in all my sorrow.
We are not the same,
I can't contemplate,
How I got this way.

Hook:
On my own, these
Feelings run through and control me.
All my pride aside, I want more.
Please.
Make room for something for real,
And still, I'll be on my own.

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from Uptown, track released August 13, 2020

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