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Alexisonfire ~ 44 Caliber Love Letter


Sifting through weathered photo albums. Looking for gloriously aged polaroids of places you've never been. A place to accept you don't exist Smile for the camera sweet heart I really want to immortalize this moment Just remember the first step in forgetting Is destroying all the evidence With friends like you who needs subext This is a 44 caliber love letter straight from my heart Deal with it Back up lyrics: Doesn't really make a difference This is the way I broke/ Would it really make a difference? Would I hang on the beach in perfect black then hide?!/ From through this shallow shell that once held me so tight, I couldn't breathe/ Cry it...UP...WITH ME What? Boring you?/ Straight from my heart more free lyrics

Sifting through weathered photo albums.
Looking for gloriously aged polaroids of places
you've never been.
A place to accept you don't exist
Smile for the camera sweet heart
I really want to immortalize this moment
Just remember the first step in forgetting
Is destroying all the evidence
With friends like you who needs subext
This is a 44 caliber love letter straight from my heart
Deal with it

Back up lyrics:
Doesn't really make a difference
This is the way I broke/
Would it really make a difference?
Would I hang on the beach in perfect black
then hide?!/
From through this shallow shell that once
held me so tight, I couldn't breathe/
Cry it...UP...WITH ME
What? Boring you?/
Straight from my heart

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