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Artist: Elderbrook
Canonical path: /elderbrook/how-many-times
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How Many Times
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How Many Times
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Is this the sky? Is this the sky?
When I lay out
How many times
How many times
We had laid out?
You can't decide how to divide
What you laid out
And all the lines you drew
You didn't find what you set out to
Set out to, set out
So many lines, so many lines
That you thought out
It's no surprise, you're shaking eyes
Get you cold out
A little time, a little time
But it's alright
And all the lines you drew
You didn't find what you set out to
Set out to, set out
Set out to, set out
Oh, you set out to
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