Usual Life
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Usual Life
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When will his kids come home and brighten his room
Soak up the smiles and sounds of the street?
His voice is crowded out
Again
Are we getting back to usual life?
You sure we're back to usual life?
Are we getting back to usual life?
You sure we're back to usual life?
To usual life?
When will lights go out and darken this town
Soak up the Moon and stars that shine?
The night is crowded out
Again
Are we getting back to usual life?
You sure we're back to usual life?
Are we getting back to usual life?
You sure we're back to usual life?
To usual life?
Are we getting back to usual life?
You sure we're back to usual life?
Are we getting back to usual life?
You sure we're back to usual life?
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