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could you imagine demo
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could you imagine
a world where we live on our own?
could you imagine, and I know you can,
everything that you've ever known
easy as a game!
you make the rules.
say what you want but it's this world that's run by fools.
I can imagine
a world where it's yours that I own.
just a thought.
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5 fold demo
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sometimes you try to make the world a better place
but oftentimes the way it goes you wanna shoot your face
arriving at a party that you thought needed drinks
it's all people brought. not even cups for the drinks
going out to see a movie with a friend
she talks the whole way through and says she didn't get the end
you give a drink to a friend you haven't seen in a year
you ask him where he's been he says, "with my sponsor"
flipping through your journal takes you down mem'ry lane
you realize that, yes, you've always been this lame
you buy a book for yourself, from an author you trust
you set it with the others with their covers of dust
giving your friends your secrets their your confidant
losing what you need but getting what you want
needing advice for like the third or fourth time cause
you zoned out
you can never get it right
you can never get it right
it's hard getting it right
it's hard getting it right
i think i just fucked that up cause
it's hard getting it right
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tre andre Wichita, Kansas
I like music, you like music, why wouldn't we get along?
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