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You Lose Sometimes
02:58
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Your friend is leaving
You feel the tug
The strain of fate
The blame on faith
Eruption of the ulcers
So faded in pastime
A blame that rests within
The ones who did not win
You lose sometimes
You lose sometimes
You lose sometimes
You lose sometimes
Once we walked in silence
Now all the words sting
Truthfulness is loneliness
With sadness comes spring
You lose sometimes...
Yes, the dog’s in heaven
And so are we too
Please don’t think about leaving
And soon I won’t too [you]
So our time is wasted
Yeah, what else is new
Dawn is broken, I have woken
I cannot believe how much the moon might miss you too
We just…
Lost one time
You lose sometimes
I lost the time
You lost your line
You lose sometimes
You’ll lose sometime
I lost the time
You lost your line
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2. |
Pastiche of Motifs
02:49
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Flower Friend
04:29
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When I was younger once
I had a flower friend
And we would sprawl
Upon her gold
And flirt until the end
But that was five ago
And though she is still there
Tears will flood no eyes but these
Speaks not of me with care
Why must we march with our voices in a cage
Mentioning the sun when we truly mean the wind
Twin rivers flood full of rage
Bend to the ground where a flower is pinned
A gasp, a cry, and dead
There is no saving now
All is done that can be done
All but fetch the plow
Why must we march with our voices in a cage
Mentioning the sun when we truly mean the wind
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