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Artist: J. Francis
Canonical path: /j-francis/all-the-petty-hours
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All The Petty Hours
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All The Petty Hours
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Dream for me
I can't see you
I can't speak for you
You can't save this
Begging everyone, don't drown me
So I'm:
One- "I won't surrender"
Two - "pain never-ending"
Three - "dream of younger selves"
Four - I close the door on myself
Cry for him
He won't be here
He was different then
I am different now
I can't cry for this anymore
So I'm:
One: "I won't surrender"
Two: "pain never-ending"
Three: "dream of younger selves"
Four: I close the
I've been so desperately tied
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