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i will cry (tomorrow)
03:13
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i want you
before then
i see you
before them
i can’t describe
what it means
to me
i can’t explain
the state i’m in
today
i know you say you know my name
i hear your voice i know your aim
what is it called when i’m afraid
collect my debts have they been paid
i will cry
tomorrow
i will try
oh sorrow
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life will be (green)
02:26
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life will be green
death will see me
i’m not alone
pick up the phone
when will i escape my name
ornamented
grey cat scented
will it eat me
just wait and see
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brave (to be)
02:58
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oh how i wish
that you were real
send me off with a kiss
to seal the deal
something seems amiss
who has the steering wheel
and who has my bliss
is that something you can steal
oh great chariot take me home
to the place of monochrome
how can i be here when i haven’t found
where do i belong when you’re not around
where is my star and are you scared
i’ll sing my song and hope you care
check says the poet
and mate says the cleric
both say you know it
but that is just barbaric
everything is time
and time is everything
the farther i climb
the less i want to sing
we’re so lucky to see
and we’re so brave to be
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