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Skywriting
02:46
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I changed my mind
The world’s not blind
I dragged it around
For all to see
They couldn’t ignore
The giant floor
With all of the darkness around me
And I’m gonna say to you
“I treasure every girl
With the right opinion”
The ghosts of the dead
I called into bed
As if I was begging to be haunted
The judges were right
And I couldn’t write
A proper defense
If I wanted
And I’m gonna say to you
“I treasure every girl
With the right opinion”
I’m backsliding, keep on fighting
I’m not hiding but skywriting
I’m weak but I allow you to know
I gotta get ahead, I gotta let go
And I’m gonna say to you
“I treasure every girl
With the right opinion”
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New job
02:38
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My deliverance
04:06
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On my 370
03:25
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Graphite and sulfite
02:24
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Summer shower
02:59
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Better now
03:09
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Tipping point
02:36
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