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Twenty Seven
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I saw a ghost
Standing by my bedroom door
It called my name
A familiar voice I've heard before
It said I thought you changed
It laughed at me and said no way
You run away from the little things
You drown your thoughts and all your pain
Alright valid take I see your point
I cried last time we talked I was so out of line
I don't know what was on my mind
I'm fine now see I'm all of me
I've been around the block a couple times
Now I want to see the world
Trying to make it home by supper time
Baby don't take my word
Busy I'm living another life
Hard to tell which comes first
At least I'm not living a fucking lie
We all know that never works
Alright valid take I see your point
I cried last time we talked I was so out of line
I don't know what was on my mind
But I'm fine now see I'm all of me
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CjayQ San Jose, California
as the world turns, from the bottom of the sea
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