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We
03:19
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2. |
Sunspots
04:31
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Circadian Rhythm
03:22
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Green Light
04:09
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Auditorium 11- Single
05:52
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deaf, dumb, and blind
trying to find my way home in a fog
drifting through the lines
i got a little high on her drug
though not a criminal offense
an influence as intense as one
built my hopes up to the ceiling
let me feel that magic feeling
to forget will be tough
i've called her name once
naive like a child
weren't we happy for a while
am i missing the weeks
when i thought i was lucky to have this
said its ok
but the feeling went away like magic
high hopes crashed into a wall
feeling withdrawal without this
feeling like i've been deceived
by someone i can't conceive i trusted
between all the lies
i've called her name twice
to her darkness i was blind
weren't we happy for a while?
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