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All This Love
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I know you'll never be a stranger
You said to always be a friend
You know I can't be around you for too long
Without feeling all the love I've always felt
But what do I do with all this love
And what do I do with all this love
what do I do with all this love
I don't mind loving you forever
'Cause I know I will
It's just that time moves so much faster
Than my heart can keep up with
And what do I do with all this love
And what do I do with all this love
What do I do with all this love
All this love
Been doing better since the last time that we spoke
But I'm still so crazy about you
How long is that gonna take
To find a place for all the relics of us
All the love that was lost despite trying
iPhone memories of that one week
During our last summer
Blasting Haim through the car
With the windows down
To be okay with the lingering feeling of missing you
Of missing you
I know you'll never be a stranger
I know you miss us being friends
You know we had to let go of being strong
So you could feel like yourself again
But what do I do with all this love
And what do I do with all this love
What do I do with all this love
All this love
All this love
All this love
All this love
All this love
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Earl Elliot Antwerp, Belgium
Quinten De Pauw
born and raised in Antwerp, Belgium
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I love the songwriting, the very hiphop like beats with his voice singing over it. Reminds me of some early 2000s r&b
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