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Doldrums

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Doldrums

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Taking in the doldrums

How could we foresee

Terrible addictions

Houses that were out of reach

For me, from me

Hey you got a story -

Would you trade with mine?

Stubborn paths to glory

Always two inches behind

Behind

Hey there is a story -

No one likes to tell

Yeah - it's the story

Of little boy

Who went through hell

If you have no reasons

To come here again

I may never see you

Remember your friend

(Your friend)

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