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Bystanders
02:53
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You fell in love and that’s okay
I cannot change your mind
A part of me still wants to believe
In a true love so divine
I’m not saying I can explain
The feelings I have inside
My simple needs are mysteries
My water turns into wine
I float, I float
I float down the stream
I let the waves carry me
Into the open sea
Into the open sea
Universal, microscope
A decision must be made
Should I trust your January
Or the spring you gave?
Falling over stone cold sober
This I can’t deny
Dishonesty is poison to me
But I love to sing the lies
I wrote, I wrote
I wrote it all out
To make you come down
And turn you around
To turn you around
I hope, I hope
I hope for the rain
To come and wash us away
I’m hoping for a change
I’m hoping for a change
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Red Scarves Chicago, Illinois
four pals from chicago
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