Eddie Cain Irvin
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Real History

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Real History

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tears I cry find their way to the ocean

the sun picks em up

to make clouds in the sky

and eventually they come back to me

matter never disappears

we'll just live a different life

becoming nature's beauty

life die life die life die life

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