In Per Morbus
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In Per Morbus
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I live in a town,
All the buildings falling down
And I live in a world,
Where my thoughts are seldom heard
Well, seems I'm lost now, oh
Summer, came to pass
All that I ask, all that I ask,
Is where you were
Summer, came to pass
All that I ask, all that I ask,
Is where you were
And one minute, you're there
The next minute, standing there
Admit it, you're all scared
Of the ocean, the fracture, the tear
Summer, came to pass
All that I ask, All that I ask
Is where you were
Summer, came to pass
All that I ask, all that I ask
Is where you were
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