Patience
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Patience
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There's that girl in the street
She's been there for twenty years
I think she's staying there
Maybe for a while
And then there's me in my bed
But I can't sleep coz I'm afraid
I might not make it through
The battles in my head
If we all just agree
What a dull world it would be
Patience could be the end of us
Before we even began
And I don't what to make of us
Am I the only one?
There's that boy, he's twenty now
He looks familiar somehow
But he's just a ghost
He never really lived at all
And then there's me on this stage
My eyes are closed coz I'm afraid
I might not help you to
The outsides of your cage
If we all just agree
What a dull world it would be
Patience could be the end of us
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