Longer
Longer adverb - For more time.
Soft
Soft adjective - Not loud in pitch or volume.
Both words in one sentence
- It's gotten to the point where Jeremy can no longer speak without a heavy gravelly tone - and even then, his speaking voice is very soft and high-pitched.
Source: Music / Touche Amore - He's too passive and soft to be toughened up, but it also lets him easily take everything Cotton throws at him without cracking and he lasts one day longer in the hole than Cotton himself with no apparent effort on his part.
Source: Not So Weak - Special mention goes to Living Dead, a beat-dropping dance song about how Electra only feels alive when she pretends she is dead, and Fear and Loathing, a soft, twinkling tune about how Electra no longer wants to feel as though she is constantly exploding with self-loathing and terror.
Source: Lyrical Dissonance / Pop
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