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Artist: David Pajo
Canonical path: /david-pajo/ten-more-days
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Ten More Days
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Ten More Days
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I'll try and keep this short
Now that we're not at war
All i'm asking for is
Ten more days
Fall between the lines
That crisscross my mind
Put it all behind in
Ten more days
So much left to climb
And we're out of time
Waiting for a sign in
Ten more days
Ten more days to design
Ten more days of life
Ten more days of terror
Ten more days
Why can't we be like friends
And give our hearts to mend
And pretend it's not
Ten more days
Ten more days to define
Ten more days to decide
Ten more days of life
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