Adria's Warhol
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Adria's Warhol
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Yesterday,
I called and old friend in L.A.
/ We laughed for hours about those days / Anyway,
he's doing fine I'm glad to say / Its funny,
some things never change / My dreams fade,
but my memories are saved / Like the lion,
they are brave / What have I become?
/ Its either all or none / I never wanted anything from this world but love / Will I overcome?
/ Or will it leave me numb?
/ I never wanted anything from this world but love / Destiny,
I think mine's leading me astray / I'm on the tracks,
here comes the train / I can't complain / Lifes been good to me these days / I guess I'll just fade away
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