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from Lips EP by Black Dirty

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Everything's become a look-at-what-I-can-do
What happened to dancing in your room all alone

A shadow of leaves dance and weave across the hillside
And we're all trying to catch some sunlight

Put your dumb phone down
Look me, look me, see me, look me in my eyes

Don't post a picture save this moment for you and me
It will live and die with our memories, no one has to know

That, I don't need your likes
To let me know if I'm having a good time
Or living right

Well I don't need your likes
To let me know if I'm having a good time
Or eating right

Put your dumb phone down
Look me, see me, feel me, be with me tonight

Put your dumb phone down
Look me, look me, see me, look me in my eyes
Look!

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from Lips EP, released September 3, 2015

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Black Dirty Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Tyler Brooks - Gtr/Vox
Steve Camisi - Bass
Jim Burkhardt-Drums

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