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Turtle Dreams
02:13
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turtle Dreams
you can swim / in a stream / you can find / turtle dreams /
you could have sand / with no beach / you could have school /
but not teach / you could wait / your whole life / you can’t wait /
to get it right
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Let The Day
03:43
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The Day
let the day wear on / let the stay be long / all of us / right on /
all of us / why not / on and on / right on / all of us / why not /
Let the wave / ride us / let the way / guide us / on and on / right on / on and on / why not / on and on / on and on / why not /
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Have To Forget
05:49
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Have To Forget
a total neglect / I didn’t have to forget / one final request / while gasping for breath / a total neglect / I didn’t have to forget / one final request / while bleeding to death / no longer pay rent / they kept you as a pet /
with you my heart left / bleeding to death /
nothing left to eat / chewing on your teeth
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Upper Pond
02:05
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