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Not Enough
03:08
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Forgot time
02:24
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Last night & back
02:18
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Sunset Mountain
01:21
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I stop and I cry
And I realize
Nothing Change
I stop and I cry
And I realize
Everything goes away
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Placemat Essay
01:52
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Laid down my pen again
Thoughts go another way
Hopeful to establish a placemat essay
Do I have to sing?
Why can't I create?
Ultra color blind
Thoughts go another way
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Rightfully So
02:02
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Rightfully so you let me down
Rightfully so you left town
Who am I to make you stay around?
Rightfully so I let you go
Rightfully so (rightfully so)
Rightfully so (rightfully so)
Rightfully so (rightfully so)
Rightfully so (rightfully so)
Go on laugh out loud
Your life's better now
Solving problems takes a friend
Will I get you back again?
Rightfully so (rightfully so)
Rightfully so (rightfully so)
Rightfully so (rightfully so)
Rightfully so (rightfully so)
Rightfully so you let me go
Rightfully so you let me go
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Snow Devil
03:17
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