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The Letter

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The Letter

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Sister

Why don't you

Walk on the wild side today

I can wait for you if you

Don't have the words to say

Last night

I lay my head down and

Felt all the demons again

Please don't speak to me if you

Don't have the words to say

After all this time

You still won't let the light in

Time will speed up and then

You will fall behind them

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