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Ms. Malaise Lyrics by James Tillman

Silk Noise Reflex

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She's cheekbones and shade (4x)
I'll never forget her
She was one of the first to ever love me
And I can't replace
All the memories that I have of her
And though they are fleeting
Be it so
For they never lie farther than the stars (stars....stars)
She's cheekbones and shade (4x)
And sometimes she smiles
But not that often
I said, sometimes she smiles
But not that often
Cheekbones and shade
She brightens up
My day, she does, oh yes, she does
(6x)
She's cheekbones...
(repeat x3)

About “Ms. Malaise” by James Tillman

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"Ms. Malaise" appears on "Silk Noise Reflex".

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