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Passing Dream
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Saw the pain
In your face
Forced a smile
In its place
Won’t you come
morning haze
won’t you stay
morning haze
thought i saw you in my sleep
only place we ever meet
drifting slowly endlessly
I can’t do
Anything
Happiness
Is fading
won’t you stay
new moon’s face
won’t you leave
mourning’s phase
Thought i saw you in my sleep
only place we ever meet
drifting slowly endlessly
did you feel
lonely when you left this place
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Glare Texas
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Sunday Drive Records
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