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Artist: Jeff Martin
Canonical path: /jeff-martin/winston-was-here
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Winston Was Here
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Winston Was Here
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Winston walks alone
and it was yesterday he left
it used to be his home
winston knows himself
he's ripped out all the pages
from old books on his shelf
and as the sun comes up to steal the moon
it brings him back to you
winston never dreams
because his eyes are never closed
life's too short to sleep
winston once knew love
she left him just yesterday
but he's thankful for today
and as the sun comes up to steal the moon
he's one day further from you
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