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Artist: Felt
Canonical path: /felt/ivory-past
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Ivory Past
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Ivory Past
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Maybe I should wait for the summer or more
Maybe three months even four
You see because my life is like a door
That's swinging from a latch
Maybe I should wait for the winter or more
Maybe three years even four
You see because your mind is changing fast
You're living in the past
Maybe I should wait 'till the autumn has gone
'Cause I sense something wrong
I feel it's in your mind that's changing fast
Your living in the past
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