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Soliloquy

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Soliloquy

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Once again I've woken up with you in my head

I guess it's fine 'cause you never really left

I'm sorry for being the way I am

I'm just a work in progress

A fucking work in progress

I lose myself in the pictures of me and you

Maybe in another life

Maybe in another light

Maybe in another life

I'll be what you need

I can't bear to be a memory

Seasons changed and so did we

Please come back

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