Is This What You Wanted?

by Driving WIth Friends

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I've got your hands in mine
I've got your words in the back of my mind

Don't tell me to think about feelings
Don't tell me to think at all

My hair is floating
I can't feel my toes
Wrapped in an aquamarine blanket up till my nose
Looks like we're alone
I think everyone's asleep or smoking up on the porch
inch your way closer and closer until your breath can tell me what you've been waiting for all summer long

Is this what you wanted
from me all this time?

Is this what you wanted from me
all summer long?

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released March 28, 2021

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Driving WIth Friends Atlanta, Georgia

indie rock made in a bedroom alone

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