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Artist: Avery Pkwy
Canonical path: /avery-pkwy/where-is-my-window
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Where Is My Window?
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Where Is My Window?
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How many chances will like get
To make my breath that all we set
Then overcome to go my breath
I can then much about this escape
I lost that will, you find me
Through the giveness
I lost now and you away from me
Turn inside my eyes
Forgive me please my
Cure in this pains, please
May I
See the other side
I will not miss
I will through the air
The window
Front of me in other place
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