Release (the Moon)
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Release (the Moon)
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The cure kicks in, this is medicine. I’m not going home tonight. The wolves are waking up from sleep, there are monsters in my head. I don’t remember where we were, so pick me right up off the pavement. I don’t remember where we were, so pick me right up off the sidewalk. Let me rest when the moon descends. let me rest in the valleys overhead. It’s in my blood again.
The cure kicks in, this is medicine. I’m not going home tonight. The wolves are waking up from sleep, there are monsters in my head. I don’t remember where we were, so pick me right up off the sidewalk. Let me rest when the moon descends. let me rest in the valleys overhead. This is our release, this is our release.
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