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Artist: Daphne Loves Derby
Canonical path: /daphne-loves-derby/are-two-chords-enough-dear
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Are Two Chords Enough, Dear?
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Are Two Chords Enough, Dear?
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We gave our lives
To learn how to fly on our own,
Only to find out
The edge of all we've known,
It was just a painted sky
(The clouds in the skies fill the heavens reflected in our eyes)
And all I've seen is all there is to be seen
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