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anterograde
03:11
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the war
06:39
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Well, I've seen a war or two in my day.
No matter how they start, they all end the same.
A world of hate, a world of love.
Count your lucky stars bombs don't fall from above.
Cause darling I've been waiting, I've been waiting for the sun.
Cause darling I've been waiting to turn from nobody back into someone.
Have you heard the news? The war ended today.
Nothing's really changed. The kids are still OK.
Because boys will be boys. And guns will be loud.
We need to make the change. The time is now.
Well, darling, I've been changing, I've been changing like the sea.
Yes, darling, I've been changing back from someone into nobody.
Breaking news report: Another battle has begun.
The kids want a better world. This time for everyone.
No one can really tell, how it's gonna go.
Will it ever end? Well nobody knows...
Darling the world's changing, the worlds a changing like the sea.
If you can just can think a little bit bigger, you can turn into somebody.
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zen i // rain
02:56
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On the road again, going to see my friend,
He's from Georgia, he's gonna meet me in the middle.
Just feel the wind, roll across your skin.
Take a breath. You won't feel so all alone.
Don't the air taste so goddamn sweet, when you're headed on back home.
Crossing county lines. Gonna catch some sunshine.
And take it easy, for everyone working too hard.
You're feeling fine. Gotta fresh new mind.
Trading laughs with your friends in the backyard.
Don't the air taste so goddamn sweet, when you're headed on back from afar.
<guitar solo>
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zen ii // bug test
02:22
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last nite
03:51
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