Thicker
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Thicker
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I saw you first before that thick fog overwhelmed you
You came in quickly covering your eyes
So you like it
So you like it
I can't touch you now
I can't see you now
Through the haze
But your laughter
It lingers now
You are melting away
And your laughter
It lingers now
You were swept away
I seemed to wait forever for you to return
I think you found someone else to talk to
Maybe someone like me
Someone like me
I call out to you
I reach out to you
Through the haze
But your laughter
It lingers now
You are melting away
And your laughter
It lingers now
You were swept away
Was it something about the clearness here
Was it easy...to accept as it is
Should it be thicker
With more thought about it
Lost before...
Should have recognized the familiar scent of the fog
Drifting in (x7)
Here it comes now...
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