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Fish

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Fish

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It's a small thing

I guess that I like a lot

Power to live without pain or thought

Big house on the hill where I lay my head

Honestly, floating, it's all good to me

I feel quite innocuously, being peacefully

I like the water

I like the sea

I like the way it used to be

Come

So come

Like a fish

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