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Artist: Braid
Canonical path: /braid/new-dollar-building
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New Dollar Building
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New Dollar Building
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the anatomy of
this dual town building
is a wide open structure
with no foundation
get out of jail free
it said sunk in my head
but all i've learned to do is cry
all night for the two
who sent me on a stupid quest
for a new rag dollar building
i've built a monster
dream don't die on me please
when i find my future
i'll lock it in a locket
ground it in the ground
pocket in a pocket
until now is over
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