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Silence Not Broken
02:48
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Hit me. I'll take another shot at swimming.
We found McCartney on the radio in seven-five
We're still alive,
but now we're running
Quickly, he'll slip inside his mind is spinning
The pencil line will finally spiral down
He will be last into the class
the teacher's grinning.
Simply, he found the woods to dark for thinking.
And all the walls too high for hanging rope.
Pretend to fly, don't go outside
the creature's screaming
Strangely soft spoken
Silence not broken
Strangely soft spoken
Silence not broken
Strangely soft spoken
Silence not broken
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Innocent Days
04:35
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4. |
I Know Mary
04:46
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The Magic of Someday
04:49
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Phoenix and Her Sunrise
04:07
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David Michael Catoire Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Simply, he found the woods too dark for thinking. And all the walls too high for hanging rope.
Pretend to fly, don't go outside, the creature's screaming.
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