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Return
02:22
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Back to my head
I'm learning again
About how to read the lines and callous of your face
Back to the books
Back to the notes that I took
That help me keep focus on your eyes
Back to the place
The place is like home
Back to the place
Where it all started out
Back to the place that I love
The place no one could take away
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2. |
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I won't be long
I'm just looking
Across the room
I lost my pen
Here she said
You can use mine
Are you sure?
I don't mind
Looking at her
The wristwatch lazy eyes
Looking at her
I could see myself reflecting
Maybe it's wrong to only see myself
Red to blue
The rug distracts
My foot from
Falling flat
The world slowly turns around me
And looking at her
The wristwatch lazy eyes
Looking at her
I could see myself reflecting in her eyes
Maybe it's wrong to only see myself
And maybe it's bad to only think I'm that way
That impossible to say
It's unreal
Maybe I was wrong
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3. |
Rekindled
03:29
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How are you?
It's been so long since we met
Tell me all the tales when you survived
Heart wrench
The love of your life
He seems nice
Blundering I walk through high school eyes
And see nothing through it
I stalk my heavy eyes
Push the wheel
Let out light
End the night
My heart is bright
Set it right
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Max Grazier Chicago, Illinois
sonic organizer, songwriter, producer
Chicago/Boston/NH
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