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Artist: Eleven Minutes Away
Canonical path: /eleven-minutes-away/alias-grace
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Alias: Grace
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Alias: Grace
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It's okay she knows the way to go. and paint the trails retire in the grey. a twisted thorn in her weeping dress i lie. hide these tears before they run. that dreary smile she left behind.
I'll fall into her eyes.
She said it would rain soon. the moments pass us by. everything i left of you. memories are hard to leave behind. closed your eyes and left me here to die. i loved the way you used to smile. i will not leave you
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