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sun exposure
03:06
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maybe I don’t need the closure
just a bit of sun exposure
someone to hold me tight
someone to make me feel alright alright alright
maybe love doesn’t have to be work
if I don’t shut you out will it hurt?
if I tear this wall down
let you in
I’m afraid
will I drown? will I swim?
people only accept
the love they think they deserve
but I don’t want to repeat
the things that I did before
I don’t want to get caught
saving another lost boy
I want to break free
learn a new way to love
I don’t need the closure
just a bit of sun exposure
someone to hold me tight
someone to make me feel alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright
I know it’s temporary
and losing you is scary
I learn to focus on the lightness
bathing in brightness
it feels like I have come up for air
didn’t know that I needed repair
I am worth the expense and the care
so I choose to explore what we share
so I choose to explore what we share
yeah I choose to explore what we share
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time for me
01:51
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progress not perfection
02:51
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ice cream
01:21
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time for me
01:51
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oh let me - let me - let me - let me go
I need time to see
who I’m gonna be
amigo
it’s time for me to go
I’m gonna take back what’s mine
my head, my body, my space and you guessed it
my time
I got a romance at the moment with a cutie
they got a booty plug and a flair for communication
that’s hella sexy
they are checking in
engaging and listening
oh let me - let me - let me - let me go
I need time to see
who I’m gonna be
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Ziska Staubli Zürich, Switzerland
Ziska Staubli produces music that fits into the space between the club and the bedroom. The essential instrument and working tool is the computer. The three central work-principles: a perpetual fluidity, a dedication to nerdiness, and using the learning processes as the driving force. ... more
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