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schizo
03:17
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i i lived alone no on to hold no one to hold
she she came to me lived in my dreams lived in my dream
please please let me be let me be me let me be free
my mind passing with time passing me by passing me by
she laid in my arms meant me no harm meant me no harm
now now i can see aint good for me she aint good for me
please please let me be let me be me let me be free
my mind passing with time passing me by passing me by
i i lived alone no on to hold no one to hold
she she came to me lived in my dreams lived in my dream
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baby you bring me down
02:23
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baby you bring me down
every time youre around
every time you cant see
the feeling you give me
i i made some mistakes i know
now i wanna show how fast i can go
you you standing there dressed in black
i know just where your mind is at
i i feel it too
be here with me ill be here with you
it doesnt have to be for long
time goes fast and life is long
baby you bring me down
every time youre around
every time you cant see
the feeling you give me
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Tony Coan Santa Cruz, California
i enjoy rocking
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