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Depression

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Cressida Canonical path: /cressida/depression Related lyric paths: 6
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Depression

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The carlours of living, do you mind how so fine

When reveal they're just as pale as mine

So climb on my baby, leave the sun and moon to shine

Take a tip from the annals of time

Your munmurs and tunder

Your brother lives again

My baby, who'll save me

from the roots of depression setting in?

Depression might come down

The lesson, there's a teaching of time

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