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Sand Radio
03:24
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moments ago you felt better
trouble arose when you stuttered
it took a while to get closer
but it’s just the ease to be ordered
waking up high are you healing?
when nothing’s alright you’re deceiving
to make sure it’s good to feel better
nah nothings alright but you’re saved huh
boy you don’t need me to feel right
how do you know i won’t go
too troubling when i stand by
maybe you’ll let yourself grow
tracking what you do today
hoping it’ll make it ok
for all the time that you spent
wasting the days
I keep the trouble off your mind
do nothing but blind the sight
maybe out of town is where you’ll get it done
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Brother
03:23
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i look at you you lost your colour
at times when i thought you were better
i think perhaps you should endeavour
to slowly
tell me the time when you felt lonely
i’m by your side you can count on me
without the hope it can get tricky
just let me hear
away
mother
i’m so sorry i didn’t call ya
i fell in love and i lost her
i wish i was a better daughter
let it out loud
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