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252 Lyrics by Gem Club

Breakers

2011

The cells of this body
Have all lost their memory
Confused by each other
To work out of order
And I hate what they require
A need to be together
How could they go run
This terrible anatomy will surely get the best of me
Maybe they'd grow in someone else
Maybe they'd grow in someone else
We head back to your place
It's not such a nice place
I'm still a little nervous
I thought that you would notice
And I hate what this requires
For us to be together
Maybe I was wrong
A simple little strategy to get rid of what's wrong with me
Maybe they'd grow in someone else
Maybe they'd grow in someone else
Watch as they grow in someone else
Watch as they grow in someone else
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About “252” by Gem Club

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"252" is credited to Gem Club. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"252" appears on "Breakers" in 2011.

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