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I wake up in another day
the sun hates my taste in you
my little dotted layer took my little time for prayer
and put it in a bag and locked it in a square
my lips frostbitten and i"m saying good ridance
to the tiger and the lion that are hiding in the air
wait i'm leaving and i don"t know when ill be home, if Ill be home
wait and take it slow and ill be home and i was wrong
take the pain away find the other way it's getting cold out here
I hate this time of year, wait i'm leaving and I don't know when I'll be home
if I'll be home, wait and take it slow and I'll be home and I was wrong
chase the emotional flow and time will show that light will flow if you wait and let it go and I don"t know when I'll be home alone
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Northern Air Temple
02:48
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