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Artist: J. Tillman
Canonical path: /j-tillman/no-occasion
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No Occasion
Read No Occasion lyrics by J. Tillman on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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No Occasion
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I looked out
On the infinite ever-expanding wave
Oh, and I saw
No occasion for regret or pride or fear
I don't want to live again
'Cause I don't want this life to end
Memories
I rebuild from time to time to mark the days
I was with you then
Without a doubt or maybe just without
I don't want to live again
'Cause I don't want this life to end
I don't want to live again
'Cause it's just carried on
It's just carried on
It's just carried on [inaudible]???
Merciless morning comes
On the daughters
On the sons
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