Personal Philosophies
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Personal Philosophies
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The end is nigh but the beginning is upon us
So let's lie on the grass and watch the stars while they watch us
And watch earth and time collide
But to me that's fine if you're by my side
We can talk of everything that we've ever known
What's behind the stars
Who we really are and how much we've grown
And our personal philosophies
And how they mean the world to me
Let's forget the world and all who inhabit it
And drain our minds to a point where we seem fit
We can get lost at a utopian sea
Where we're riding a boat made of how great we're feeling
But I doubt that will happen due to the fact that
I'm afraid of how you'd react if you knew just how much I miss you
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