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Paper cups & TV shows
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it was one inside the other
just another world for you to burn alone
but the sky reached up like an opened fist
and soon it was nothing but paper cups and tv shows
the neon shone like another cheap thrill
the best they could afford, not to admire
not too obvious but not too far away
oh lonesome beginning
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Rain bends the branches
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Emily
03:09
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You brought all of your anger with you
You brought everything you tried to leave behind
You didn’t know it was there beside you
You didn’t know it was there
but
A good friend is like no other
A good friend can heal a wound
A good friend can show you patience
You could never show yourself
Thought can often be the ending
Of logic you tried hard to hold
A smile can often shine a light on
Plans that had long ago ceased to be of any usefulness to anybody
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Eligaic
01:40
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Gold & Shadow Nanaimo, British Columbia
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