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Thinking Back
03:27
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You look, you look so familiar
Those eyes fogging up the mirror
I think back but there's no recollection
I think fast I still feel a connection
Soft things whispered in an evening
Too far away for me to hear
Gone like a flash of summer lightning
Never to reappear
Well I'm thinking back
I'm looking down this strange passageway
I'm thinking back
I'm looking but you're so far away
Don't know, don't how this started
By ancient doorways now departed
A distant moment of connection
A sudden change of our direction
Soft things whispered in an evening
Too far away for me to hear
Gone like a flash of summer lightning
Never to reappear
Well I'm thinking back
I'm looking down this strange passageway
I'm thinking back
I'm looking but you're so far away
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Saturday
03:53
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Morning comes and you go walk alone past the house made of fading stone
Inconvenient feelings you can't shake stir inside until you're wide awake
And now
Nothing here is permanent
Everything can change, and feeling so familiar and so strange
All the things around you, remade anew
It's out there waiting for you, waiting there for you
The braindead mystics out on 14th street shake their tambourines and stomp their feet
The chessboard hustlers want another game
You walk by quickly while they call your name
And now
Nothing here is permanent
Everything can change, and feeling so familiar and so strange
All the things around you, remade anew
It's out there waiting for you, waiting there for
Blue morning skies give little comfort to your tired lonely eyes, they give little comfort to you
Blue morning skies give little comfort to your tired lonely eyes, they give little comfort to your eyes
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