Blue Station
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Blue Station
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I'm smoking the happiness I know
I'd like to drink my favorite choice
Just to understand things
I never loved and respected
Up to this point
I'm smoking the happiness I know
I'd like to drink my favorite choice
Just to understand things
I never loved and respected
Up to this point
It seems like someone wants to feel again
The giddy end of last night
I'm smoking the happiness I know
I know that
I'm smoking the happiness I know
I drink my favorite choice
And my head is falling and crashing down
On the table of your blue station
And my head, and my head, it's my head
It's my head that's it
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