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Artist: Blur
Canonical path: /blur/the-man-who-left-himself
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The Man Who Left Himself
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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The Man Who Left Himself
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All good people
Your time will come
Work forever
And still not be done
Close your tired eyes
No one knows you've gone
It's not forever
But today you've become
The man who left himself
You don't belong here
Your heart beats too fast
Feel the missed beat
It starts and it stops
Don't be frightened
These things never last
Maybe tomorrow
Your time will have passed
It's the man who left himself
The man who left himself
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