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Fourteen

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Fourteen

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The sun goes down and then she slips away

It gets so lonely after dark

If only we could relive yesterday

Tomorrow always seems so far

The end is near so much is left to say

The world is getting old tonight

Traumatized, people are so afraid

I smile cause everything's alright

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