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Here, here sometimes
I feel like I am out of phase with the world
Stumble upon my mind, see what else's unloved
I can't see through the little signs people send nearby
I can't see why, oh my
Sunken in my mind
I never meant to hurt you
Staying some time
Out of everyone I know
For the first time
Throwing nods at everyone
And that's the style
Gotta learn myself to breathe out
Refusals how they can determine the settings of a man
And don't you take for disregarded a time you took for warm regards to someone else
Honesty from a time
When I lied
Very tired, got out of my previous self
Feeling on a prison ship
It brought me back, it brought me home
Knowing I tow down my line
At every step and every light
Everytime I blink the eye
Got the edge off my life
Now I'm up to something
In my life
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Rainy Days
03:15
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2004
02:28
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Ivory
03:20
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Charles Garant Quebec, Québec
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