Alma Mater
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Morningstar

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Alma Mater Canonical path: /alma-mater/morningstar Related lyric paths: 6
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Morningstar

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At least you'd tried to sit close to me.

Behind the selfish one.

In your car driving fast.

The stars were made for us.

Come home now, this is what we need

Come on, now

At least you'd tried to stay one more day.

You'd tried to please your friends.

In your mind, in your mind,

The fall of every life.

Come home now, this is what we need

Come on, now

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And so you say shine

And so you say shine

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