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Microscope
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Microscope was released on August 10, 2018 by Emily Blue Music as a part of the album *69
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Album*69
Release DateAugust 10, 2018
LabelEmily Blue Music
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM100

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Emily Blue
Emily Blue
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Max Perenchio
Max Perenchio
Songwriter
Emily Caroline Otnes
Emily Caroline Otnes
Songwriter
Emily Blue
Emily Blue
Composer, Lyrics

Lyrics

I was a virgin until I was seventeen
We were in my childhood bed
I showed you some skin, you got so quiet
I was so timid, you didn't mind it
There's always smoke rings inside my head
But you know how it goes
The light gets up
And then suddenly you're under the microscope
And everybody wants to see
The little cells in your arms, your wrists got cut
It's all part of the wave of an afterthought
When somebody dies they never let you grieve
We come together, baby can you feel it?
We're all torn up inside
The mess of sugar, kisses, and formaldehyde
And then the sun comes up, baby can you see it?
We're lovers 'til we die
The mess of sugar, kisses, and formaldehyde
I am a virgin, baby grab a hold of me
Forget what our parents say
There is a friend that connects our bodies
I am so naked, you'll never want me
Under the blankets I'm just afraid
But you know how it goes
So shut your mouth
It's just like all the times that we touch ourselves
That nobody will ever see
The little cells in your arms, your wrists get cut
And then you wonder why you're under the microscope
When somebody dies they never let you breathe
We come together, baby can you feel it?
We're all torn up inside
The mess of sugar, kisses, and formaldehyde
And then the sun comes up, baby can you see it?
We're lovers 'til we die
The mess of sugar, kisses, and formaldehyde
We come together, baby can you feel it?
We're all torn up inside
The mess of sugar, kisses, and formaldehyde
And then the sun comes up, baby can you see it?
We're lovers 'til we die
The mess of sugar, kisses, and formaldehyde
How can we shock the youth of America?
Written by: Emily Caroline Otnes, Max Perenchio
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