377
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377
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Trace back a breeze to the weather's dripping
Here in this city i could sleep in my clothes
I've walls between my friends and a bottle of williams
The past is well behind me
I got good at letting go
I've burned so many bridges i can barely count
Moving forward with a liar's mouth
I'm getting back what was due to me
You never smile and you'll never be alright
I hope your searching while i found some spite
I'm better now that we don't speak
I lost my limbs to the weather's dripping
I lost my limbs to the weather's dripping
I lost my limbs to the weather's dripping
I lost my limbs to the weather's dripping
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