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Artist: Circa Waves
Canonical path: /circa-waves/sympathy
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Sympathy
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Sympathy
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Turning into something
That I don't recognise
I think that we have fell for the mirror
And I blow dry my hair
See the crows feed in my eyes
What a man, what a man I've become
You know I don't need the sympathy of anyone
You know I don't need the sympathy of you
I saw a birthday message
From someone I don't know
Well it all seems strange to me
And you post about the good things
Keep the sadness to yourself
Every window has a silver lining
You know I don't need the sympathy of anyone
You know I don't need the sympathy of you
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