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Greens
05:11
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I was once a boy
Sitting in the fields
Looking up
Staring out
Nothing ever real
I once knew the joy
Of a momentary feel
Blades of grass
Growing out
Breaking through the seal
(Greens)
Show them what you mean
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2. |
Cloud Surfer
03:12
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A certain death and wounded pride
The clouds they come, we drift inside
To duck below your nimbus glare
To find a home and keep it there
A broken rest and shielded pride
The sun it comes, it creeps inside
To shimmer on, can only pray
We float into another day
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YKK
02:41
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Zip me up and run away
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St. Alessia's Pillbox
02:15
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Altern
03:56
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I'm feeling old
The dawn it goes
The days are gone
The night it dawns on
Me
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Queen Bee
03:47
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I found freedom lying still
I found shelter in your skill
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Two Whatevers
02:38
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Whatever is a lonely word
And I couldn't take it anymore
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