A Day Is Far Too Long
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A Day Is Far Too Long
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A Day Is Far Too Long
On sticks and sand, lost my money, lost my hands
Blood on my brain, too much salt in my veins
And I thought pain was clean
And I thought hearts were strong
But bones aren't sticks anymore
And a day is far too long
So many days never needing any grace
Live for kicks and danger, there'd be beauty any way
And I thought pain was clean
And I thought hearts were strong
But bones aren't sticks anymore
And a day is far too long
And a day is far too long
And a day is far too long
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