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Pretend

by Zan Sherbet

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Written and produced by Dan Hulbert.

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Come with me now
We could go out every night
We can sleep in 'till whenever we want
We don't have to set alarms
They can't tell us what to do

Seven days a week
You can get what you need
Even when you can't be found
You can keep it if it means so much
You don't need to take up arms
Its easier than you're making out

And if you see me
Pretend I'm not around
I only wanna be your ghost
If I pretend
To have my arm around you
Would anybody even know

If we pretend
That we've got wings and we can fly
Away yeah
We can visit anywhere we want
We don't have to work hard
They can't tell us what to do

Twenty four hours a day
People all on their way.
They all seem to have a lost look on their faces
Everyone looks so out of place

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released August 20, 2016

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All music written and produced by Dan Hulbert

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