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Artist: Inuit Monkeys
Canonical path: /inuit-monkeys/the-man-about-town
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The Man About Town
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The Man About Town
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It's harder to believe than to give my hearteasier to return than to find my wayYou smell sweet like a rose, I don't think about thoseI can't reach the hope, I forget my hope
Chorus:Death is a door, time is a windowI wish you save that last dance for me
I'm lured into your life, hug my shadow and prepare my deathLight my mind and try to find the way through dark and greyI can't reach the rope, I forget my hope
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